Season of Love - Be Wary.
Danger Lurks.

Season of love provides room for love to flourish. Married people re-state vows. Singles mingle and take singles cruise. But be careful. Evil lurks around the corner.

That is true. Many men use the freedom and merry making of love seasons to wreck havoc on unsuspecting women. One such season of love is Valentine's day. Valentine's day has been widely accepted as lovers' day. Boys hang out with their girl friends. Bridegroom-to-be takes bride-to-be to favorite

spots, cinemas, and anywhere either or both parties consider worthwhile.

There is celebration in the air. There is love in the air. Everything is just perfect.

The same free spirit and give-yourself-a-once-in-a-lifetime-treat philosophy characterize many holidays. This is the period many men engage in loose living and you have to be wary of this.

It starts like this.

Your man takes you out to all the beautiful places you have always wanted to see but haven't had the time to. You take pictures. And then you take a drink and another drink . . . and yet another drink.

Everything is really just so exciting that you are blown away. It's like this day shouldn't end. Unknown to you, your man is gradually taking you through a sequence of steps that is known to make women loose self control. Just when you think the day is over, your man asks to show you one last spot . . . his favorite spot. Who can refuse such an offer? So you agree. It turns out his favorite spot for closing this season of love is a secluded place.

He even comes with a special bottle of wine meant specially to celebrate your love.

You are elated and won over. You make a toast and then start drinking. At some point you feel a bit tipsy, but there's nothing to worry about. You are with your man and you trust him.

If you go this far, you have put yourself in a very compromising situation. You are on the verge of loosing something you highly treasure . . . your virginity, your pride.

Unfortunately, devious men do this all the time and they have a high success rate.

Ask any woman who lost her virginity before marriage how it happened. More often than not, it was . . .