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You Can't Call a Pretty Girl Pretty; What Kind of Country Are We Becoming?

AD15 Wrote: Jan 11, 2013 12:03 PM

It is far better that your daughter NOT be pretty. I have observed over the years just how much trouble attractive girls have gotten into. They are vain, selfish and are easily manipulated by flattery. An attractive woman with two children was turned by the flattery of her boss. She divorced and married him, probably only to find out that he was shining the apple. It happens time and time again. Better to be good, smart moral and godly than to be pretty. WHY? Because the beauty WILL fade. And all you have to live with then is the vanity and selfishness.

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Achturrian Wrote: Jan 11, 2013 1:20 PM

Wow AD15 you must have five ugly girls!

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