The religious teachings on obedience have significant impacts on the way people view their relationship dynamics. In general, there are five main types of relationships. These are: romantic partnerships, friends, family members, co-workers, and bosses. When it comes to consensual sex, individuals tend to follow specific guidelines set by their religion regarding who they can engage in sexual acts with. This means that in some cases, consent is given without explicit permission from both parties involved.
If a person is married, then they must adhere to the rules set forth by their faith regarding what type of sexual activity is acceptable and when. The idea of "obeying" one's spouse often plays an integral role in this dynamic as well. Therefore, it could be argued that religious teachings shape erotic power dynamics and consent because they dictate how much control each partner has over their own body.
One example of this would be Muslim men being allowed to marry up to four wives simultaneously while Jewish women cannot marry more than one man at once.
Certain religions prohibit premarital sex altogether which can lead to pressure being placed upon someone wanting to engage in sexual activities before marriage. Another example would be Christian men feeling entitled to having sex whenever they want due to their belief that God created them for procreation purposes. All these factors play into the dynamics between two people when it comes down to making decisions about whether or not to have consensual sex.
These same teachings also provide boundaries for those entering into committed relationships where the couple agrees on limitations such as waiting until after marriage before becoming intimate with one another.
Religious teachings may also influence the way people view other aspects of their relationship, like finances and household chores. In some cultures, men are expected to take care of all financial matters while women stay home and focus on domestic duties. These roles may become blurred if couples decide that they want to work outside the home together but still follow traditional gender norms within their household.
Understanding how your religion influences your perception of eroticism will help you make better decisions regarding who you choose to have sex with and what types of activities you engage in during said encounters.