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Why campus ladies leave alone the pants!

Research reveals that ladies in campus no longer dress officially and even often walk confidently to their lecture rooms.
A source revealed that ladies in campus dress scantily because:

1. They intend to seduce innocent men. Omg innocent men are under risk of being invaded to by the "attackers".
2. Most of them walk half naked like a chicken that luckily escaped from a pot of hot water in the name of .com. Fashion is their topic of interest.
3. Their background also contributes to the habit. Majority of these ladies come from families which culture is a nightmare. They dress in any code they feel like. Lack of sense of what is good and what is bad.
4. Competition for men. Ladies in campus compete for men. A friend dressing "nicely" is an great risk of losing your man. Some give a warning to their friends that they should never be spotted with their men. Survival for the fittest.

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  1. MARY KOECH14 March 2015 at 07:02

    It is the state of mind that makes them develop certain traits once they join campus

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