A woman's interactions with her biological brother cause her to get incurable STIs. A woman contracts incurable ailments after engaging in sexual activity with her biological brother. A woman who was exposed for engaging in an abomination has taken to social media to express her regret at having to face the consequences of her actions.
According to her Telegram post, the woman has been feeling romantic sentiments for her sibling for quite some time.
About two weeks ago, they decided to give in to their s*xual urges and start having s*xual encounters. As a result of the act, however, she developed a rash and several boils in the area of her privates. They continued to bother them for a while.
Together with the other symptoms, the abdominal pain she's been feeling is very suggestive of a sexually transmitted disease. Instead of going to the doctor about her symptoms, she's turned to social media for advice.
Source:
https://www.faceofmalawi.com/2022/06/30/woman-catches-incurable-stis-after-b00nking-her-biological-brother/
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