June 7, 2011 - This Sunday’s ladies Bible Study class was on “Appreciating the gifts
that god has given you”. After church one of the younger women came up
to me to ask a few questions. Jessica is a sweet girl in her early 20′s,
and is a good righteous Christian, She is single at the moment and will
one day make a Christian man a wonderful wife.
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Jessica at last years trip to white water |
She explained to me that she was well aware that we should accept and
be appreciative of the gifts that God has bestowed upon us, but was
worried that one of her gifts had brought undue attention to her. It
seems as if God has bestowed her with a very ample bosom. She went on to
explain that since she had started to “develop” at the age of 12, boys
have made cruel jokes and comments to her and about her, that some of
the less godly had tried to touch her inappropriately in her teens, and
that as a young adult it seems that men only want to date her because of
her chest. She has had trouble finding a man that wants more than to just
fornicate with her, and is afraid that she is unknowingly leading them
to committing self fornication with their rigid sin sticks, at the
thought and imagination of her bountiful bosom. Then she dropped the
bomb…she was considering
Breast Reduction and wondered if god would find it OK.
I knew that Jessica had been blessed but I was surprised to find that
she could no longer buy braziers in normal stores as her heaving breasts
had become too gargantuan for a typical bra to hold them. I have to
admit that I was rather shocked. As a woman of ample breast size
myself…well, atleast in my youth…it’s funny what gravity does to the old
girls with time, but I digress. I told her that I knew some of the pain
that she had experienced. But I told her that I finally found the right
man for me, a good man, a Christian man who kept his marauding hands to
himself until our wedding night (and then every Monday, Thursday and
occasional Saturday for over 50 years).