As far as I'm concerned, it's not wrong for a man to bring a little experience to a marriage.
After all, it has nothing to do with the marriage itself, does it?
Soon after I turned eleven, they told me about menstruation. But even then, I had no idea where the blood came from or what it was for.
When I was twelve and a half, I learned some more from Jacque, who wasn't as ignorant as I was.
My own intuition told me what a man and a woman do when they're together; it seemed like a crazy idea at first,
but when Jacque confirmed it, I was proud of myself for having figured it out!
It was also Jacque who told me that children didn't come out of their mother's tummies.
As she put it, “Where the ingredients go in is where the finished product comes out!”
Jacque and I found out about the hymen, and quite a few other details, from a book on sex education.
I also knew that you could keep from having children, but how that worked inside your body remained a mystery.
When I came here, Father told me about prostitutes, etc., but all in all there are still unanswered questions.
If mothers don't tell their children everything, they hear it in bits and pieces, and that can't be right.
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