AdilanClub: Rapist wants visitation rights; teen mom fighting back

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An admitted Massachusetts rapist is seeking visitation rights to the child he fathered after raping his underage victim, setting the stage for a precedent-setting legal fight in the Bay State.

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The victim and her family are fighting back, saying the rapist is only showing interest in the family now that the child support bill is coming due.

"She got raped at 14. She decided to keep her baby. And now she has to hand her baby over for a visit with her rapist?" the victim's mother said.

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AdilanClub: Thai woman describes being sex slave to UAE couple

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BANGKOK- Her hands still shake when she talks about what happened to her for over two years while she was “working” in Dubai for who she said began as a very “warm and loving couple.”

But after about three months, the situation changed. And it changed dramatically.

Kiera, the pseudonym she now goes by, told Bikyamasr.com that she was in Dubai to work as the couples caregiver for their two-year daughter.

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AdilanClub: TEMPTING BUT FORBIDDEN FRUIT: Teen sex on the rise in M'sia

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Unmarried or underage pregnancy is on the rise, and the trend can be seen everywhere around the world. If we type in the key word in the search engine, the amount and complexity of information we can get would be indeed shocking.

For example, among the 1,900 cases seeking treatments in Taiwan, one of every five patients have got pregnant before marriage. Some doctors estimated based on the teenage fertility rate of four per thousand that, with a teenage girl gets pregnant and gives birth, at least four other teenage girls would have sought for abortion.

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AdilanClub: When sex becomes a CHORE

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The stresses and strains of modern life are being blamed for causing a slump in the bedroom, after it was revealed one in three married Brits find sex 'a chore'.

Sheer fatigue, stress at work and a general lack of satisfaction in the bedroom have emerged as some of the main reasons why for many being intimate with their spouse is now well down the list of priorities.

Worryingly, one in four went so far as to say sex was 'boring' and one in seven 'would rather read a book'.

A lack of attraction towards their partner and over-familiarity also ranked highly for killing the romance.

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