The primary goal of a righteous parent who has a daughter is to minimize the number of boys and men for whom their daughter will have willingly opened her legs come her wedding day; the closer to zero, the more righteous they will seem.
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  • Health — Well-being of mind and body, and the pursuit of vitality
  • Humor — Witty observations and humorous takes on everyday life
  • Marriage — Partnership, commitment, and the journey of shared life
  • Religion — Exploring belief systems, worship, and spiritual practice

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