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Fathers.... and Daughters.
Fathers love their daughters a lot, they create a protective edge round them, most especially from young boys. I guess it's just the natural affection that men are closer to their female children than they are to the male children while mothers are closer to their male children than they are to the female children. It's just natural, that's why we hear the slang, "daddy's girls, mummy's boy. " But! i don't understand this inordinate affection between fathers and daughters anymore. Fathers sleeping with their daughters, replacing them as wives. It's alarming, some men molest their daughters sexually and i wonder, if this is happening in the home how do you protect them from the prey outside the home?

This situation is getting alarming by the day and one begins to think about what will happen in the future. As a woman you must be vigilant, no matter how loving your husband is,you have to be vigilant with your female children and educate them on Sex as they grow older. It might sound funny but you don't joke with this issue at all, you draw the curtain and let stability into your home. It's not about watching for the perfect man now o, it's about being vigilant about the appetite of the man towards young children, is it good or inordinate. LOOOOL. God help us o. #be vigilant#

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