Vicars villainize vamps, virtueless vixen:
Vincenzo's vicarage, Via Vecchio,
Vestal Veronica visits.
Veronica's virginity, vicar Vincenzo vets,
Verily validating Veronica's vows,
Vis-a-vis Victorian vainglory.
Venting variegated virtuous vestiture veneers,
Vincenzo views Veronica's vintage vineyard,
Very vibrant valley, vivacious valeur, vernacular vajayjay.
Vincenzo valorizes ventral valances,
Visiting voluptuous, vulnerable, velvety votive vault;
Vocally validates vulvar vestigial virtuousness.
Verifying Veronica's vicissitudinous vaginal value
Vincenzo visualizes Veronica visibly,
Vicariously venturing versus venerated valor.
Vexed virile, violating votive venerations, Vincenzo,
Veiling voracious votary vasodilation,
Victimizes, venereally vaporizing Veronica's virginity.
Vertiginously veering venial villainy,
Vile verdict's vicious vengeance vanquishes Vincenzo:
Vindictive vicarage vacates Vincenzo's vellicating, vivisected viscerals.
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Comments (1)
A woman's worth, for ages, was determined by what men thought of their virtue. Even to this day, some sects and appointed "validators" check for telltale signs of "first contact" on the bedsheets of newlyweds. To usurp one's own self-validation of self-worth is as preposterous as a flat Earth, just as relevant, and just as stupid. And to tie it to sex, virginity, or some type of "intactness" is an insult to both sexes.