christmas presents
Angelina how did the conversation go now, what did you say to your parents and how did they react?
the conversation went pretty well and it won't be like there won't be a backing out if I couldn't take it anymore.
I said that my main present for them this year is something immaterial and it will be that I will wear "it" without the sunday breaks for things that aren't cleaning and hygiene in the next year.
Amira I am wearing my belt and would want to take it off right now. But you are correct that I was not a 100 % volunteer at first.
My stepfather is a muslim and not German
Thank you for the clarifications. Your idea of gifting your chastity to your parents next Christmas is a beautiful thought. I am certain you will succeed.
Avery That has everything to do with religion. He objects to western values as a Muslim. As any Muslim would.
I apologise at this point, I read that @Amira's stepfather is a Muslim, I remembered it differently, but what role religion plays in the decision of chastity is another question.
Avery I will not believe that until you can find me a quote where she said that. She's no more a volunteer than you are.
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Avery You are in a belt because your father found you masturbating four years ago so he forced you to be chaste by locking you in a bel
that's true, but i only said that morality is the decisive factor. like me, my father is an atheist and his moral concept of keeping me chaste has nothing to do with religion.
Amira that I will wear "it" without the sunday breaks for things that aren't cleaning and hygiene in the next year.
I am curious if you will make it, I keep my fingers crossed for you.
Angelina wanting something and achieving something are two different things
True, but in my limited experience with Muslim girls here in the US they are so much more serious about their religion. They put us Catholic girls to shame. The priest has even complained that nobody gets married anymore.
Angelina divorce is not forbidden in any western country.
True. But, e.g., in Brideshead Revisited, Julia declines to marry Charles, both being divorced, because she believes she will then be living in sin and feels she cannot be thus separated from God. She and Charles then both unfulfilled lives. Because she believed divorce was forbidden to her.