The Value Of "Chastity" Poem by Kudakwashe Kasio
The Value Of "Chastity"
Chastity is the beauty of an African girl
Well guard and preserved for marriage to such gentle male
Even if it was worth a price,
Her mother's advice says never throw it easy like a dice
Once you have taken off that seal
There is no a reverse deal
To all the girls
Girls, cross your legs do not open them
The loss of your chastity is equals to your shame
Chastity is a mark of respect for your parents
A trouphy for your husbund without negetive comments
By Kudakwashe Kasio
(cont.) 2 - but, that said, a sober mind and firm resolve and an emphatic " NO" , and, if necessary, a scream and/or Karate chop may come in handy as well. bri :)
1 - " A trouphy for your husbund without negetive comments" check spellings in this line, x3. as for illustration: crossing legs, with a 'short-enough' dress or skirt can be very sensual to some observers (at least to me) . i think keeping legs together and feet flat on floor may be preferable for those females wishing to not attract men. pants are even better. (cont.)
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4/24/2024 12:12:44 AM # 1.0.0.1119
Amazing