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I have a very "normal" lifestyle
We say no - Why?
The so-called “normal” behavior is a matter of public concern as it poses a threat to unsuspecting individuals.
The importance of public health supersedes any right to privacy that individuals engaging in such conduct may claim.
We are committed to exposing and condemning such behavior by any individual, as it directly impacts the well-being of the community.
Drugs
Drug consumption has been linked to an increase in violent behavior towards men, women, and even rape.
Studies have shown that drug use can alter an individual’s personality and lead to aggressive and impulsive behavior. Among the many negative effects of drug use, violence is one of the most common and detrimental.
This is especially true for men who are more prone to aggression and violent outbursts. Women are also at a higher risk of violence from men who use drugs or have undergone changes in personality as a result of drug addiction.
Therefore, it is crucial for drug users to seek help and treatment to overcome their addiction and avoid harming themselves or others.
Additionally, educating the public about the dangers of drug use and its association with violent behavior is necessary to reduce drug-related crimes and protect society as a whole.
Lovers (promiscuous life)
Promiscuity refers to engaging in sexual activities with multiple partners without commitment, and it can be a very dangerous lifestyle. Unprotected sex with different partners increases the risk of contracting sexually transmitted infections (STIs), including human papillomavirus (HPV – virus is a well-known cause of anal and cervical cancer in women), HIV, and herpes. These infections can have severe long-term health consequences, including cancer in women, infertility, and other serious medical conditions.
Moreover, promiscuity can lead to unplanned pregnancies and a higher risk of termination or death. Termination, whether legal or illegal, can have physical and emotional consequences, including injury, infection, and guilt, while complications from illegal terminations can cause death.
In conclusion, promiscuous behavior can lead to serious long-term health consequences and reproductive problems that should not be taken lightly. Individuals who engage in such behavior should take the necessary precautions to protect their health and seek medical help when needed.
Predator
It is deeply concerning and morally reprehensible to acknowledge any individual or group that preys on vulnerable populations, such as women who have been victims of violence or sexual abuse, married women facing dire straits, as well as gay or bisexual men and transgender individuals.
Exploiting the vulnerability of these marginalized groups reflects a blatant disregard for human dignity and the principles of empathy and compassion.
Society must actively work towards creating a safe and supportive environment for those who have experienced hardship, fostering understanding and acceptance rather than perpetuating harm.
Such predatory behavior not only violates the rights of individuals but also undermines the values of justice and equality that form the foundation of a humane and inclusive society.
Efforts should be directed towards raising awareness, education, and advocacy to combat and prevent such predatory actions, fostering a society where everyone is treated with respect and dignity.
Public exposure of this behavior is the only way to save public health and human lives.
Unfortunately, narcissists do not see any problems in their behavior and only try to intimidate, shame and attack their victims.
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