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Valentine's Day - A Holiday for Whores, Sluts and Wannabe Rape-Victims!
Friends,
I'm not going to mince my words here: Young girls who send out Valentine's Day Cards are just asking to get raped!
Not only that, but they FULLY DESERVE ALL THEY GET for acting like filthy little sluts!
I don't know about you, but in MY day it was THE MAN who did all the chasing, letting the girl know he was interested in courting her, and asking her father's permission to court his prospective spouse. The girl ALWAYS knew her place, and how to act.
The girl NEVER did ANY chasing, not like the attention whores and sluts that are around today.
And then we get this so-called Holiday, where girls send cards practically THROWING THEMSELVES AT BOYS - A Holiday for Wannabe Rape Victims, that's what I call it!
It is day when young girls send out smutty cards to boys THEY like, trying to get THEIR attention like filthy little whores, and then they cry when they get the attention they wanted all along? I never understand the mentality of the 'rape victim' What do you expect if you send out a Card letting a man know you are offering yourself to him on a platter like that?
Yes, a Valentine's Card is just an open invitation to the boy, that you want to be drugged and date-raped! It's like painting a HUGE red 'X' on your forehead, and crying "I'm a dumb slut whore! Rape me! Rape me! Rape me!"
That's the TRUTH of it - Sending a Valentine's Card to a boy is just giving him an OPEN INVITATION to rape you! You are letting him know you are an "EASY LAY" - an attention whore and a braindead slut, and I really have NO SYMPATHY when he rapes you! You wanted his attention - then you GOT IT! You play, you pay!
Just read THIS article on the links between Valentine's Day and Rape-Victims -
Friends,
I'm not going to mince my words here: Young girls who send out Valentine's Day Cards are just asking to get raped!
Not only that, but they FULLY DESERVE ALL THEY GET for acting like filthy little sluts!
I don't know about you, but in MY day it was THE MAN who did all the chasing, letting the girl know he was interested in courting her, and asking her father's permission to court his prospective spouse. The girl ALWAYS knew her place, and how to act.
The girl NEVER did ANY chasing, not like the attention whores and sluts that are around today.
And then we get this so-called Holiday, where girls send cards practically THROWING THEMSELVES AT BOYS - A Holiday for Wannabe Rape Victims, that's what I call it!
It is day when young girls send out smutty cards to boys THEY like, trying to get THEIR attention like filthy little whores, and then they cry when they get the attention they wanted all along? I never understand the mentality of the 'rape victim' What do you expect if you send out a Card letting a man know you are offering yourself to him on a platter like that?
Yes, a Valentine's Card is just an open invitation to the boy, that you want to be drugged and date-raped! It's like painting a HUGE red 'X' on your forehead, and crying "I'm a dumb slut whore! Rape me! Rape me! Rape me!"
That's the TRUTH of it - Sending a Valentine's Card to a boy is just giving him an OPEN INVITATION to rape you! You are letting him know you are an "EASY LAY" - an attention whore and a braindead slut, and I really have NO SYMPATHY when he rapes you! You wanted his attention - then you GOT IT! You play, you pay!
Just read THIS article on the links between Valentine's Day and Rape-Victims -
Be wary of Valentine’s Day date rape boom
Today as many celebrate love or intensify their search for it, experts are encouraging the exercise of caution in light of Valentine’s Day rape statistics.
Numbers show the evening of Feb. 14 to be a “boom season” for sexual predators.
Turns out the biggest threat is not from strangers.
In Taiwan, date rape accounts for 65 percent of all reported female sexual assault cases. Of those, a full 40 percent of victims say they were assaulted by their boyfriend.
While most victims are below the age of 18, Taipei’s oldest victim this year was an 81-year-old woman.
According to a research report, Taiwan has 3,000 reported sexual assault cases each year. But since victims often do not report the crime, researchers estimate an actual number of about 15,000 cases per year, many of them being date rape.
In the past 10 years, the age of victims has ranged for the most part between 18 and 29.
Of the 203 reported cases in Taipei last year, 36.5 percent allegedly occurred in the home of the perpetrator. Next were hotels and motels.
The development of Internet has also brought a new dynamic to dating — and consequently to date rape. The rate of sexual crime resulting from Internet encounters is on the rise.
An analysis of the relationship between rape victims and their alleged perpetrators showed that most commonly, the parties were initially friends, classmates, or even boyfriend and girlfriend, but had known each other for less than six months.
The study lists hatred, anger and sexual desire as rapists’ key motivating factors.
Alcohol consumption may also play a role, as 50 percent of sexual assault perpetrators had been drinking. Thirty percent of victims say they were also imbibing.
Eighty-five percent of Taiwan’s rape cases do not involve a weapon. Instead, perpetrators used persuasion, threats, physical force, or drugs.
For their part, as many as 90 percent of victims tolerate the assault and do not dare report it to authorities. The top reason for this is a perceived lack of physical evidence.
That leaves only 10 percent of victims who go to the hospital, where authorities can collect forensic evidence as soon after the assault as possible.
Today as many celebrate love or intensify their search for it, experts are encouraging the exercise of caution in light of Valentine’s Day rape statistics.
Numbers show the evening of Feb. 14 to be a “boom season” for sexual predators.
Turns out the biggest threat is not from strangers.
In Taiwan, date rape accounts for 65 percent of all reported female sexual assault cases. Of those, a full 40 percent of victims say they were assaulted by their boyfriend.
While most victims are below the age of 18, Taipei’s oldest victim this year was an 81-year-old woman.
According to a research report, Taiwan has 3,000 reported sexual assault cases each year. But since victims often do not report the crime, researchers estimate an actual number of about 15,000 cases per year, many of them being date rape.
In the past 10 years, the age of victims has ranged for the most part between 18 and 29.
Of the 203 reported cases in Taipei last year, 36.5 percent allegedly occurred in the home of the perpetrator. Next were hotels and motels.
The development of Internet has also brought a new dynamic to dating — and consequently to date rape. The rate of sexual crime resulting from Internet encounters is on the rise.
An analysis of the relationship between rape victims and their alleged perpetrators showed that most commonly, the parties were initially friends, classmates, or even boyfriend and girlfriend, but had known each other for less than six months.
The study lists hatred, anger and sexual desire as rapists’ key motivating factors.
Alcohol consumption may also play a role, as 50 percent of sexual assault perpetrators had been drinking. Thirty percent of victims say they were also imbibing.
Eighty-five percent of Taiwan’s rape cases do not involve a weapon. Instead, perpetrators used persuasion, threats, physical force, or drugs.
For their part, as many as 90 percent of victims tolerate the assault and do not dare report it to authorities. The top reason for this is a perceived lack of physical evidence.
That leaves only 10 percent of victims who go to the hospital, where authorities can collect forensic evidence as soon after the assault as possible.
I was so shocked I knocked over an aisle in the toy section of the shop I was in. 
love if it bit you on your bottom (pardon my potty-mouth).
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1 Corinthians 11:3 | Ephesians 5:22 
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