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From Ed Leedskalnins "A Book In Every Home"
Now, I am going to tell you what I mean when I say, “Ed’s SweetSixteen”. I don’t mean a sixteen year old girl; I mean a brand new one. If ithad meant a sixteen year old girl, it would have meant at the same time thatI made money for the sweet sixteen while she was making love with a freshboy.
From Ed Leedskalnins "A Book In Every Home"
I will furnish all the love making to my girl. She will never have to seekany from anybody else, for I believe that there is not a boy or a man in thisworld good enough to be around my girl and I believe that the other menalso ought to have enough self-respect so that they would think that I am notgood enough to be around theirs
From Ed Leedskalnins "A Book In Every Home"
Anything that we do leaves its effect, but it leaves more effect upon agirl than it does upon a boy or a man, because the girl’s body, mind and allher constitution is more tender and so it leaves more impressions – and whyshould one want to be around anybody’s else impressions?
From Ed Leedskalnins "A Book In Every Home"
A girl is to a fellow the best thing in this world, but to have the bestone second hand, it is humiliating All girls below sixteen should be brand new. If a girl below sixteencannot be called a brand new any more, it is not the girls’ fault; the mammais to blame! It is the mamma’s duty to supervise the girl to keep those freshboys away
From Ed Leedskalnins "A Book In Every Home"
In case a girl’s mamma thinks that there is a boy somewhere whoneeds experience, then she, herself, could pose as an experimental stationfor that fresh boy to practice on and save the girl. Nothing can hurt heranymore. She has already gone through all the experiences that can begone through so in her case, it would be all right
From Ed Leedskalnins "A Book In Every Home"
But all the blame does not rest no the mamma alone. The schools and the churches are cheapening the girls! They are arranging picnics—arecoupling up the girls with the fresh boys—and then they send them out tothe woods, parks, beaches and other places so that they can practice in firstdegree love making
From Ed Leedskalnins "A Book In Every Home"
Now I will tell you what the first degree love making is. The firstdegree love making is when the fresh boy begins to soil the girl by patting,rubbing and squeezing her. They start it in that way but soon it begins todull and there is no kick in it, so they have to start in on the second degreeand keep on and then by and by, when the right man comes along and whenhe touches the girl, then he touches her like dead flesh. There is no moreresponse in it because all the response has been worked out with those freshboys. Why should it be that way?