marriage/death do us part
kittedb18bt
07-13-2004, 08:39 PM
Man Dodges Suicide Pact with Bride
Mon Jul 12, 8:21 AM ET
TEHRAN (Reuters) - An Iranian man who struck a suicide pact with his new bride over their guilt for having pre-marital sex is being held by police after he backed out on his side of the bargain, judiciary officials said on Sunday.
The couple, who were not named, had been married for just two days when, "due to their guilty consciences for having illicit sexual relations, they decided to kill each other at the same time," the official said.
The man helped to hang his wife but then changed his mind about killing himself and handed himself in to police in the northeastern Khorasan province, the official told the ISNA student news agency.
Pre-marital sex is taboo in the Islamic state where some girls have to go through a virginity test before tying knot
Mon Jul 12, 8:21 AM ET
TEHRAN (Reuters) - An Iranian man who struck a suicide pact with his new bride over their guilt for having pre-marital sex is being held by police after he backed out on his side of the bargain, judiciary officials said on Sunday.
The couple, who were not named, had been married for just two days when, "due to their guilty consciences for having illicit sexual relations, they decided to kill each other at the same time," the official said.
The man helped to hang his wife but then changed his mind about killing himself and handed himself in to police in the northeastern Khorasan province, the official told the ISNA student news agency.
Pre-marital sex is taboo in the Islamic state where some girls have to go through a virginity test before tying knot
RSX-S777
07-13-2004, 08:46 PM
I can't decide whether I should laugh or just shake my head in disgust...
Oz
07-13-2004, 09:23 PM
You can't do that!!
DiabloGT
07-13-2004, 09:24 PM
i would laugh... what retards
SeXy_AnGeL
07-13-2004, 09:29 PM
I'm laughing lol
FireBball972
07-13-2004, 09:38 PM
:owned:
Andydg
07-13-2004, 09:38 PM
I too am laughing!!!
ShortyDTP
07-13-2004, 09:55 PM
LOL tha's some mess up shit the husband din't kill him self. He was like " Sike Bitch , I just coun't stand you those two days".
MagicRat
07-13-2004, 09:56 PM
Man Dodges Suicide Pact with Bride
The couple, who were not named, had been married for just two days when, "due to their guilty consciences for having illicit sexual relations, they decided to kill each other at the same time," the official said.
Bullshit. Suicide pact my eye. It's just his excuse for murder. Perhaps the bride's family has a few minutes alone with him.
The couple, who were not named, had been married for just two days when, "due to their guilty consciences for having illicit sexual relations, they decided to kill each other at the same time," the official said.
Bullshit. Suicide pact my eye. It's just his excuse for murder. Perhaps the bride's family has a few minutes alone with him.
Karen512
07-13-2004, 10:03 PM
Pre-marital sex is taboo in the Islamic state where some girls have to go through a virginity test before tying knot
Wow, if they did a virginity test here in America, not too many people would be getting married!! :biggrin:
Wow, if they did a virginity test here in America, not too many people would be getting married!! :biggrin:
91300zxtt
07-13-2004, 11:57 PM
and what is this virginity test, i mean honestly.
ShortyDTP
07-14-2004, 12:50 AM
and what is this virginity test, i mean honestly.
I wonder the same thing.
What do they do??:uhoh:
I wonder the same thing.
What do they do??:uhoh:
psychobadboy
07-14-2004, 01:00 AM
" Sike Bitch , I just coun't stand you those two days".
:lol2:
Damn, that is pretty messed up. Yup, also wondering what the "virginity test" is.
:lol2:
Damn, that is pretty messed up. Yup, also wondering what the "virginity test" is.
Damien
07-14-2004, 01:54 AM
They ask, i deliver...delete if you must:
"Pissing in the wind"
by Jo Stein 08-09-2000Virginity testing is condemned by members of the Gender and Human Rights Commission as a form of gender inequality because it is only girls who are tested. But some virginity testers have started to test boys as well. Dingizwe Ntshangase, a virginity tester from Zululand, reported recently on his technique for testing the virginity of boys, which involves urinating in the air, at a conference for virginity testers held in Richard's Bay. "If it goes straight up in the air, the boy is a virgin. If it sprays, it means that hot sperm has come out." Ntshangase also reported on another technique used by Zulus of old to test the virginity of young boys where "a good handful of flesh" four fingers above the knee indicates that the boy is no longer a virgin. This method of assessing virginity is no longer foolproof however, says Ntshangase, as
a result of today's modern diet. But Andile Gumede, a virginity tester from Kwa Mashu, feels that it is unnecessary to test boys because "the girls are the ones spreading the [AIDS] virus, sleeping with one boy one day and another boy the next. Boys are also changing partners too, but not if the girls won't let them." Gumede also points out that girls are tested because they are the ones "who will suffer with pregnancy. This is why we deal with girls, because they are the victims." At the moment, virginity testing for boys is the exception to the rule. By comparison, virginity testing for girls is fast gaining popularity as a HIV/AIDS prevention strategy. So much so that the provincial health department of KwaZulu -Natal, while not officially advocating virginity testing, is actively involved in assuring that proper health measures are taken during female genital inspection. They provide rubber gloves and facilitate workshops to educate testers about female reproductive anatomy. But for the majority of virginity testers, female reproductive anatomy as understood by western biomedical knowledge has little to do with establishing whether a girl is a virgin, says Suzanne Leclerc-Madlala, an anthropologist from the University of Natal. Certainly, assessing virginity has nothing to do with whether or not a girl's hymen is intact, says Leclerc-Madlala, who has conducted extensive research on the subject. "For most testers, what is important are other features of the genitalia. The colour of the labia should be a very light pink, the size of the vaginal opening should be very small, the vagina should be very dry and tight, and what is called the 'white dot' or 'white lacey veil' should be clearly evident and intact." "In addition, a girl's eyes should reflect virginity in that 'they look innocent'. Her breasts and abdomen should be firm and taut and the muscles behind her knees should be tight and straight." According to Leclerc-Madlala, many testers do not see virginity, or the lack thereof, as an absolute state. There may be "grades" of relative virginity. While an "A" grade virgin is 100% virginal, a "B" grade virgin is said to be someone who "may have been abused". Active complicity in the sex act may mean the difference between a "B" or a "C" grade in the virginity test. To be given a "C" grade for your virginity test is to be marked with shame and disgrace. In the words of one tester, the girl is now "like a rotten potato". Depending on the particular tester, the girl's family may be asked to pay a fine for "tainting" the community. In those areas where chiefs host virginity testing at their kraals, the names of girls who have lost their virginity are given to the chief. Some testers counsel those who "fail" the virginity test and try to impress upon them the dangers of STD's, AIDS and pregnancy. But most testers interviewed by Leclerc-Madlala claimed that it is useless to do anything further for these girls as "it is too late" and "nothing will change them". Many rural women, says Leclerc-Madlala, see virginity testing as the only means they have to re-instil lost cultural values such as chastity before marriage, modesty and self-respect. Regular virginity testing is also seen as a traditional African solution to the contemporary problems of HIV/AIDS, STD's and teenage pregnancy. -
"Pissing in the wind"
by Jo Stein 08-09-2000Virginity testing is condemned by members of the Gender and Human Rights Commission as a form of gender inequality because it is only girls who are tested. But some virginity testers have started to test boys as well. Dingizwe Ntshangase, a virginity tester from Zululand, reported recently on his technique for testing the virginity of boys, which involves urinating in the air, at a conference for virginity testers held in Richard's Bay. "If it goes straight up in the air, the boy is a virgin. If it sprays, it means that hot sperm has come out." Ntshangase also reported on another technique used by Zulus of old to test the virginity of young boys where "a good handful of flesh" four fingers above the knee indicates that the boy is no longer a virgin. This method of assessing virginity is no longer foolproof however, says Ntshangase, as
a result of today's modern diet. But Andile Gumede, a virginity tester from Kwa Mashu, feels that it is unnecessary to test boys because "the girls are the ones spreading the [AIDS] virus, sleeping with one boy one day and another boy the next. Boys are also changing partners too, but not if the girls won't let them." Gumede also points out that girls are tested because they are the ones "who will suffer with pregnancy. This is why we deal with girls, because they are the victims." At the moment, virginity testing for boys is the exception to the rule. By comparison, virginity testing for girls is fast gaining popularity as a HIV/AIDS prevention strategy. So much so that the provincial health department of KwaZulu -Natal, while not officially advocating virginity testing, is actively involved in assuring that proper health measures are taken during female genital inspection. They provide rubber gloves and facilitate workshops to educate testers about female reproductive anatomy. But for the majority of virginity testers, female reproductive anatomy as understood by western biomedical knowledge has little to do with establishing whether a girl is a virgin, says Suzanne Leclerc-Madlala, an anthropologist from the University of Natal. Certainly, assessing virginity has nothing to do with whether or not a girl's hymen is intact, says Leclerc-Madlala, who has conducted extensive research on the subject. "For most testers, what is important are other features of the genitalia. The colour of the labia should be a very light pink, the size of the vaginal opening should be very small, the vagina should be very dry and tight, and what is called the 'white dot' or 'white lacey veil' should be clearly evident and intact." "In addition, a girl's eyes should reflect virginity in that 'they look innocent'. Her breasts and abdomen should be firm and taut and the muscles behind her knees should be tight and straight." According to Leclerc-Madlala, many testers do not see virginity, or the lack thereof, as an absolute state. There may be "grades" of relative virginity. While an "A" grade virgin is 100% virginal, a "B" grade virgin is said to be someone who "may have been abused". Active complicity in the sex act may mean the difference between a "B" or a "C" grade in the virginity test. To be given a "C" grade for your virginity test is to be marked with shame and disgrace. In the words of one tester, the girl is now "like a rotten potato". Depending on the particular tester, the girl's family may be asked to pay a fine for "tainting" the community. In those areas where chiefs host virginity testing at their kraals, the names of girls who have lost their virginity are given to the chief. Some testers counsel those who "fail" the virginity test and try to impress upon them the dangers of STD's, AIDS and pregnancy. But most testers interviewed by Leclerc-Madlala claimed that it is useless to do anything further for these girls as "it is too late" and "nothing will change them". Many rural women, says Leclerc-Madlala, see virginity testing as the only means they have to re-instil lost cultural values such as chastity before marriage, modesty and self-respect. Regular virginity testing is also seen as a traditional African solution to the contemporary problems of HIV/AIDS, STD's and teenage pregnancy. -
Auto_newb
07-14-2004, 02:28 AM
That is so dumb, what if the boy just looks at porn alot? There is no way to tell whether his cock was anywhere near a girl.
Raz_Kaz
07-14-2004, 09:49 AM
First time I've heard of virginity tests in Islamic nations :screwy: Must be a cultural thing. Anyways, do those tests really work, I mean honestly
Swoxy
07-14-2004, 05:56 PM
They ask, i deliver...delete if you must:
"Pissing in the wind"
by Jo Stein 08-09-2000Virginity testing is condemned by members of the Gender and Human Rights Commission as a form of gender inequality because it is only girls who are tested. But some virginity testers have started to test boys as well. Dingizwe Ntshangase, a virginity tester from Zululand...
That's the biggest load of crap I've ever read.
"Pissing in the wind"
by Jo Stein 08-09-2000Virginity testing is condemned by members of the Gender and Human Rights Commission as a form of gender inequality because it is only girls who are tested. But some virginity testers have started to test boys as well. Dingizwe Ntshangase, a virginity tester from Zululand...
That's the biggest load of crap I've ever read.
Hyatus
07-14-2004, 07:01 PM
Where was "Virginity Tester" as a job when i talked to my conseler in highschool WTF!!! i think i'm getting screwed. lol get it.
Just Kiding, well not really...............
Just Kiding, well not really...............
snowman2005
07-14-2004, 07:26 PM
sucks to be her. he screwed her over
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