[b]Pre-marital Sēx is indisputably a blessing
Only fools would marry in order to satisfy their their sēxual lusts and innate fleshy desires. Why would I marry just because I will start having sēx anyhow I like?
Some people marry due to because of this and after tasting the sēx they have been craving for, they would start misbehaving. The men would no longer value and respect their wives any longer while the wives would now start using sēx as a weapon in manipulating the helpless man to do her biddings!
Their keypoint we need to note is that we should only marry due to love for ourselves and that love should be a pure love not a pure lust.
Many youths only dream of the night when they would consumate their marriage that night of sēx. But, lets just peep into reality guys, sēx is not all about marriage! If you have a boy friend and you are dreaming of having sēx with him only after marriage, what if you finally do the marriage and then on that night you come to know that your sweet guy is impotent and not a real man, 1 minute man, not good in fūcking you till you scream and vibrate in ectasy like a spiritualist?! That would be a great disappointment!
WAIT!!! Am not encouraging anyone reading this to start having sēx like possessed dogs! Here are the keynotes of this article:
==>Try knowing the sexual life of your partner before marriage. Girls check if the dick of your partner is funtioning well by hand job at least if the guy can last on hand job for 30mins, then you are lucky and good to go! Don't let him fūck u b4 marriage. If you are in the mood, encourage romance only.
By knowing the sexual life of the person you intend to get married to and spend eternity with the all sēxual issues would be solvedbefore marriage!
NOTE: 1)Don't marry because of §ex marry only because you love him/her.
2)A guy who disvirgin a girl must marry her and take care of her. If you have disvirgin her and then dump her, then you should be mutilated or castrated.
Alrigt guys, have a nice time together!
Please let love be the sole factor of your relationships, and avoid pre marital sēx.
Thanks.
Cc: lalasticlala, mynd44

Well i agree and disagree on some of the things in this write up. Good read tho.

==>Try knowing the sexual life of your partner before marriage. Girls check if the dick of your partner is funtioning well by hand job at least if the guy can last on hand job for 30mins, then you are lucky and good to go! Don't let him fūck u b4 marriage. If you are in the mood, encourage romance only.

Orisirisi!

cc; lalasticlala, mynd44

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