Try not to be so sexist, of course you only think women are 'whores' if they sleep with more than one man, I bet Jesus is so proud of you.

Welcome to my ignore list you $%#$#ing religious nutcase.
PS: don't bother to reply to this message. I won't be reading your response.
Good bye

@trompos
One look at your signature and it's clear that you're the dummy here.
Jeez

Freedom of your soul is not the same as freedom of your body.
I would assert the exact opposite and I think this statement sums up your complete misunderstanding of the point Sarah's "promiscuity" (which I would also assert is HARDLY promiscuous).
So yeah, I love the love story of Nelson and Sara but I pretend that the sleeping around with the other guys thing never happened and it was only the two of them, who met and fell in love:)
Love is not about someone's first and only encounter with sex or partnership or love! That is a naive and false view of love and the vulnerabilities that comes along with loving someone which was the ACTUAL point of the film. Vulnerability. Sarah wasn't actually attempting to save any one from the monotony of "a responsible life" as Nelson put it, but rather she was protecting herself from the fear of losing her own life, and using these month to month trysts as an excuse to not except her fate. Bad taste on the authors part? It was the VERY point the author was trying to make. My suggestion for you is to get over your sexual hangups, mature your understanding of love, and watch the movie again.
That being said, I just watched this film after about six or seven years. And it was terrible.
The old lie: Dulce et decorum est pro patria mori

I disliked the fact that she slept with every guy that she "helped" but for me I just kind of disregarded that for the benefit of the movie. I just focused on Sarah and Nelson story and that was beautiful. As for the rest ie the sleeping around yeah, I think it was in bad taste of the author of the original novel to make it like that. She did not have to be promiscuous (spell?) to be able to show Nelson how to live life freely and enjoy the beauty around him and not be a workaholic. In fact, I personally am not sure if a person who can sleep with a different guy every month is able to see such things as true beauty of nature and the world and being free from constraints and throw out watches and cell phones. So yeah that is a big mistake on the authors part. Somehow when people describe freedom they first of all imply sexuality like she could sleep with whoever she wanted to ie she was free. I don't think so. Freedom of your soul is not the same as freedom of your body.
IN the book she was supposed to be a bit of a hippy and that's the whole thing (which I by the way also disagree with) free love. Let's make love not war. But being drugged up on LSD and running around naked in the field having FREE sex has NOTHING to do with REAL freedom or REAL love, but that's already on a different topic:)
So yeah, I love the love story of Nelson and Sara but I pretend that the sleeping around with the other guys thing never happened and it was only the two of them, who met and fell in love:)

christians are such a bore. God does not exist. You DUMMY.

And if she was a dude doing it she'd be looked as a a hero. LMFAO.

Your post was so Christian, in essence, It just radiated judgment! Go Jesus!
Freakin' freak. Get a life. It's a movie.
-We are all of us in the gutter but some of us are looking at the stars