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I marveled at the morale that drew her words from her. She took to her media handles and said “If your body is all you have to offer, use it to get out of poverty...” This quite raises dust.The statement, without a doubt, is directly sent out to her genders. It is to tell them that hòòküp pays faster than anything. In the state where many vvömén are indolent, aimless and so on, a célêb is abetting amoral stuff for a beautiful reason.
Now, if we may ask her, does it mean that śhè too was once one of the “same” type who use body to get what they want? Or she’s quite pushing them do what their hearts don’t want so as to gain unmerited favors? Sêx for gains without pains!
Most of the so called çelêb seem to have lost their senses. No apology. You went online to spread such a message, quite aware that young ones would naively want to try what you suggested as a well known personality.
Poverty shouldn’t be so extolled to the extent of getting out of it with some kind dirty stuff. There are people who left the corridors of poverty without engaging in any illicit things. There are ways to be rich without losing one’s dignity.
So telling us that body is the only key to get out of poverty is direct way of saying that morality, good deeds, dignity, fear of God, etc are should be disregarded in pursuit of material things.
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