Naturalized and legalized female fraud

Roberto da Silva Rocha, university professor and political scientist

Naturalized and legalized female fraud

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Imagine you are trying to sell your used car, so you know you need to get the best selling price and appearance is paramount, it is the first aspect evaluated by the buyer, then you put a retreaded, re-machined tire, then in a specialized firm I reduce the memory of the vehicle's driven mileage, then I disguise the defects in the paint with a nice polish, under the shine there is a lot of plastic putty and untreated rust, I put fourth-line replacement parts inside the engine, and so the car passes for a great appearance that will possibly never be discovered not in time for the next buyer to have already passed on the time bomb.

I think women take this procedure naturally. Deceiving males with a false appearance and even lying about age, marital status, and about their former owners, or partners.

I felt cheated as an owner of these used cars that discover rust on the bodywork under an impeccable paint and finish this happened in the motel room, when a beautiful student with green eyes, hard chest and 1.65 m tall starts to disassemble, dismantling, deconstructing, collapsing and falling apart, dissolving in front of me, started with the wire-based reinforcement bra that when removed let her breast fall on her chest pointing to her feet, then she removed the contact lenses and her eyes showed the natural black color instead of the beautiful green ones, so she dropped 12cm in height when stepping down from the high heels of her shoes, and her belly popped out without the elastic strap, her leg wasn't smooth and even after she took off her pressure stockings, she removed her make-up from her face and skin was blotchy and ulcerated and scarred from injuries; then another woman, spoiled, appeared in the place of that slender, beautiful woman I had walked into the motel room.

Society has naturalized female fraud and lying, forgery and female bad character is in the personality of women and society.

Roberto da Silva Rocha, professor universitário e cientista político