What could've compelled Thompson to kiss Woods after a night of chasteness?
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When it feels too heavy a burden to carry, sex workers can offer a mutually understood place where chasteness can be quietly removed.
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Even early on, though, he expressed a kind of worship of, if not chasteness, then at least a not-just-bedroom variety of commitment.
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Shrugging off Victorian principles of chasteness and fidelity, Clive and Vanessa Bell entered an open marriage, and each took lovers over the course of their long partnership.
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Many fans come to it in middle school, titillated by the barely contained sexual yearnings of Bella Swan and the innate chasteness of Morman author Stephanie Meyer's writing.
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In particular, the writing of Jack's character was criticized as playing on a whole host of flailing gay stereotypes, while Will's relative chasteness came off to some as neutering his sexuality.
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There were flickers of adult sexuality amid the show's overall chasteness, like when Jungkook, during an elaborate dance routine to "Fake Love," pulled up his shirt to reveal a quick glimpse of abs.
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3rd ed., 1902, vol.2, p. 268. Niecks writes that this study "may be reckoned among Chopin's loveliest compositions" as it "combines classical chasteness of contour with the fragrance of romanticism".
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A naïve Thakur is taken in by his new brother-in-law's seeming decency, and it is arranged that Gajendra will marry Jyoti. However, Jyoti bravely refuses to marry anyone except Raju. She is supported by Pooja, who makes the point that it would be wrong and even sinful for Jyoti to marry one man while being in love with another; chasteness of the mind is as important as chasteness of the body. Thakur decides to delay the matter for the time being.
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In the dream, the amethyst with its traditional healing powers will encourage the king's unswerving devotion. The locket is the "chasteness", the chastity of the king's mistress, and her wandering thoughts are like the trails of enamel on the case. On one leaf of the case there is a picture of a naked man sheltered from the sun in a green forest.
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The Dutch regarded this lack of scent as a virtue, as it demonstrates the flower's chasteness. Androecium: The flowers have six distinct, basifixed introrse stamens arranged in two whorls of three, which vary in length and may be glabrous or hairy. The filaments are shorter than the tepals and dilated towards their base. Gynoecium: The style is short or absent and each stigma has three distinct lobes, and the ovaries are superior, with three chambers.
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"savage" It turns traditional morality on its head: the chasteness of her friends Yunglin and Yufang is "just one of those strange, unexplained things in life." The story shows a person in all her complexity and contradictions. For instance, it shows how Miss Sophia is simultaneously able to exercise power over others, and yet is powerless. A recurring motif is that she has the power to command the attention of others, but not to make them understand her.
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" Her Hamlet was "sober," "brought up on the dignity and refinement of a Court," with "a cultivated mind and a sensitive temperament" and "extraordinary gentleness." She was noted for her "careful study" and "elecutionary clarity." Howard notes that "everyone remembered her voice." He records that she gave "fresh significance to passages that might have escaped the notice of a cursory student ... Her To be or not to be was often applauded - not for originality but for chasteness of expression.
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She also had sole responsibility for the raising of their children. Amanda also provided "moral edification" to Aper and the religious purpose their marriage had moved to, through chasteness, and providing public support. Through her practicality Amanda enabled spiritual growth for her husband so he could become a religious leader - Paulinus wrote to them both in praise stating: "You have passed from your bodies into Christ's". Amanda is held up as an example of how valuable secular support for religious life was and how women in the Late Roman world had financial agency within marriage.
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The State Theatre Center for the Arts was constructed using the Beaux Arts style, which originated in the École des Beaux Arts in Paris. The construction involved art designers from the Ingstrip-Burke Company of Chicago, led by Michael Tomlin, who decorated the interior in Adam Style. This theme was intended to create a “refinement of line and chasteness of ornamentation.” This style was commonly used in the United States in the 19th century to pay homage to the ancient Greek and Roman architecture styles, making use of such features as columns, pilasters, triangular pieces, large stairways, elaborate ornamentation, and balconies.
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In 1828 she published a first collection, Poems, by private subscription running to 1,700 copies. It was reviewed with considerable scorn in The Edinburgh Literary Journal: 'How Mrs. G. G. Richardson took it into her head to publish a volume of "Poems" is a good deal more than we can understand...'; and more blandly in The Athenaeum as a work of 'chasteness ... of thought and language, pleasing and appropriate similes, natural metaphors and very gentle pathos ... [with] a vein of melancholy running through the whole.' Poems was reprinted in 1828 and a third edition published in 1829; a review of the third in The Imperial Magazine remarked on the number of reprints.
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Throughout her time at the Mission, Anyentyuwe was challenged by the male missionaries. She was constantly required to "prove" her chasteness, and often spoke up about the misogynistic views on women's clothing and behavior expectations. It was uncommon for women to report any kind of harassment or rape in colonial Africa, and while her report was not prosecuted, just the act of her reporting it at all was very controversial. When she was working with Nasseu, their relationship was under constant scrutiny within the Protestant community, despite their continued assurance that they were close friends and professional colleagues; her outspoken denial of these accusations of sexual impropriety caused strife and gave her a rebellious reputation.
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Arınç refers to the Hagia Sophia as a mosque, which has angered the Greek government. He wishes to see it reconverted from a museum into a functioning mosque. In 2014, Arınç stated women should not laugh out loud to him in public during a speech about “moral corruption” at an Eid al-Fitr holiday gathering: “She will not laugh in public to Mr. Arinc. She will not be inviting in her attitudes and will protect her chasteness.” When asked to explain his comments, he suggested that women "leave their husbands at home, and go to vacation with their lovers" and that they "can't wait to climb poles when they see someone", referring to women who pole dance while on holiday.
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See on this, . Against this allegation is the papal bull Supernae dispositionis arbitrio from 1514 which, inter alia, required cardinals to live "... soberly, chastely, and piously, abstaining not only from evil but also from every appearance of evil" and a contemporary and eye-witness at Leo's Court (Matteo Herculaneo), emphasized his belief that Leo was chaste all his life.Passage from Supernae dispositionis arbitrio quoted by Jill Burke . Herculaneo, Matteo, publ. in Fabroni, Leonis X: Pontificis Maximi Vita at note 84, and quoted in the material part by . Historians have dealt with the issue of Leo's chasteness at least since the late 18th century, and few have given credence to the imputations made against him in his later years and decades following his death, or else have at least regarded them as unworthy of notice; without necessarily reaching conclusions on whether he was homosexual.Those who have rejected the evidence include: Fabroni, Angelo, Leone X: Pontificis Maximi Vita, Pisa (1797) at p. 165 with note 84; ; and .
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