The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-30


1 did things when I was It, II and Is
years old that have. taken all the en-
d 9am nbe out OF ire ioT me o 9y ans T
father never cared what I did. I can't
remember the time that he ever so much
as as, bothered to know the name OF the
know if I had had some one to take
any interest, in me, what happened
senses when I was old enough to know
and feel IN my own consciousness that
am very quiet any more and my
heart is broken. There is nothing left
in life when you can't marry and
have children. I am desperately in love
purest kind of girl. I'd never marry
him on account Of the skeleton in my
closet. From little things he has said,
I know he wouldn't marry a girl with
I am a business girl. Could you sug-
that would take. up my time and offer
wider opportunities? 1 feel as if my
work is about all have. JUNE.
Dear June-To my mind there is
something pretty fine about a girl
who is able to conquer her own con-
duct without benefit of father,
mother, preacher or Fostering re-
former. No threat of eternal dam
nation, no shout of total depravity
scared you into an artificial de-
cency. Nothing but the dawn of
your own fastidiousness brought
you to the realization of the stuff of
which beauty is made.
You are the one who has tasted
the f1eshpots and found them want
ing. Now you've set your eyes on
a higher goal, and to yourself have
said, THAT, or nothing" This
shows an innate strength of charac-
ter that eventually will carry you on
to victory, even
a gain It these You Show
heavy odds. 01r
Don't you real Real Type
ize tina t ninety of Courage
nine out of a hun
bred untutored girls who start off
on the wrong foot haven't the cour-
age to break with their easy habits?
They drive down the street into the
gutter and from the gutter into the
depths.
In the early days of mans con-
fused groupings on the earth, girls
of 16 weren't expected to restrain
their sexual impulses. In those days
women mated and bore children at
the age of IA In the simplicity of
tribal life there we're no economic
and educational demand to delay
mating at the moment of sexual
ripening.
Today lengthy schooling and
the expense of a civilized estab-
liShment delay the date at which a
young man can
Impulses assume the up
FolIowod keep of a wife and
W" family. Freedom
Blindly to assuage his
phys ical hunger
where he will is permitted him. but
the girl must Starve until the
young man has prepared a place
for her.
Unless the necessity for self
control is explained to her she
seeks relief from bodily urge with
the same unashamed simplicity that
she eats when she is hungry. Trv
to get a true picture of yourself
Not dirty, not depraved, not es-
sentiaIy wicked at all.
just a simple little animal seek
ing outlet for the elementary urges
of life without instructions from
her elders. Our inhibitions are not
born with us. They are learned.
You learned by trial and error.
That's about all there is to this
bugaboo which is
causing you so Be Smart
much suffering. - p,4
can not see your anu DOh
conduct as nasty. Have Him
Only natural.
What are the chances of your
future? Plenty. You've narrowed
the field from which you may Sc
lect husband. The man who is
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