Rtrc: 17 Mar 2023, 09:45
Of course, it’s worth telling the truth. For everything secret will sooner or later become clear, it’s a matter of time.
And for lying, in this case, very serious troubles will follow. Very.
Therefore, it’s worth telling everything as it is. It will be very unpleasant when you say one thing, and then
something else is revealed (and it will definitely be revealed).
A controversial thesis. .. If the truth concerns other non-sexual aspects - maybe, but even then a lot depends on the situation... What about sex? So, offhand, from personal experience - the truth that I know:
At school age, my mother got me a ticket to a departmental pioneer camp at sea, one of the pioneer leaders in which was the daughter of the head of the organization, from which the pioneer camp was located. Married, has a child. During the shift, we spied how this girl was fucked in all holes by a pumped-up physical teacher of a pioneer camp (mid-70s).
In a sports camp, a coach fucked a pretty curvy cook (the first half of the 70s).
In a work and rest camp from school, a physical education teacher banged a tall, skinny and flat-chested teacher of the same subject, according to apparently an athlete (late 70s).
During a trip to a departmental rest home, I spied on how my mother had sex with some person from their organization (second half of the 70s).
More than thirty years ago, I was scammed for sex and other sexual acts with his wife’s mother (at the turn of the 80s - 90s).
Ten years ago I fucked my wife’s friend.
Can I do something else? remember...
And who needs such truth?! Who of their defendants would feel better from such a truth? The question clearly does not have a clear answer...