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July 30, 1997
The Next Logical Step
you stood before me presenting your body for my admiring and it is worthy of admiration few finer may be found through much diligent searching cavorting in the sun God caused shine upon us both in your beauty rejoicing as did I
and as I sat rejoicing in your beauty you gave your body to my admiring eyes and laughed unknowing before me
I wondered were I a bolder man and not a Christian man a saved man though a weak man but a lesser man a fallen man if you would be shocked were I with you to take the next logical step or even if you understood that from your actions the next logical step from my point of view would take us to a bed away from lovers scorned where naked and alone in unholy union the joy your body promised could be mine would be
How many women would dress and carry on as they do if they knew that the conclusion of the male in observing her is that he has received an invitation to enjoy her body. This is not intended to condone rape, which is a sin of an entirely mannish sort and without the female inducement that is described here. It is to condemn the seduction that is the rape’s obverse. A great part of it is certainly based on the attractiveness of the observed and the susceptibility of the observer to temptation, even in innocence.
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