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Dear Pastor, I am 25 years old and I have a boyfriend. I met him in college. I really love him. He asked me to marry him because his father is a pastor and he grew up in the church. I grew up in the church, too. He told me the truth. He said that when he was 19 years old, he had sex for the first time with the helper and she was a big woman. One night while his parents were in bed, he came home from school and went into her room and they had sex. For one whole month they had sex every week until his father saw him coming out of her room, and he could not give his father any good reason why he was in her room. His father told his mother that he was in the helper's room and she asked the helper what he was doing there and she said nothing important. They fired the helper. Sponsor Link He wants to dedicate his life back to God and that is why he is anxious for us to get married. My reason for writing to you is for you to advise me because he is very tall and he has a very large

Dear Pastor I am 30 years old and I am writing you for your opinion. I started to have sex when I was 17 years old. By the time I was 20 I had four different boyfriends. I was sexually active with all of them. I left college two years ago and I am with a man. I started to go to church recently, but this man and I are living together. He is so kind and gentle and he treats me well. I was planning to leave him for one reason only and that is because he has the smallest penis I have ever seen for a big man. When I say small, I mean very small. When he takes off his pants and he stands before me, I can see his testicles but hardly his penis. Sponsor Link Sometimes I play with it and stretch it, but it looks like a child’s penis and I have even seen boys with larger penises. Apart from the size of this man’s penis, I love him so much. It does not bother him at all when I talk to him about his size. He told me that sex is not all that a woman should want from a man. I know that, pas

A St Andrew businessman, who was caught on tape performing a disturbing sexual act on a little boy, has been arrested and charged with gross indecency. The man, who operates a game shop, was charged by detectives from the Centre for the Investigation of Sexual Offences and Child Abuse (CISOCA), after a report was made to the Stony Hill police. He was captured on video performing the disturbing act on the little boy in his house from which he operates a game shop. In a 7:25-seconds amateur footage of the incident, which was captured through a keyhole, the accused can be seen stroking the child, who he placed in his lap to play a video game. Sponsor Link The child, believed to be about seven years old, is seeing clutching the handset and playing video games as he was held by the accused who seemingly carried out the act. Having apparently enjoyed himself, the accused released the child from his lap, wiped off his member, and then stood and pulled up his pants. A senior officer a

Simpson Miller says she told Holness that while everyone wants a prosperous Jamaica using the word from which the JLP’s election campaign slogan was derived was unacceptable. The Opposition Leader, Portia Simpson Miller has disclosed that she did not participate in this morning’s signing of the Partnership for a Prosperous Jamaica Agreement, because of the use of the word ‘Prosperous’. The initiative was initially dubbed Partnership for Jamaica. The opposition leader says she does not agree with the inclusion of the word ‘prosperous’ from which she says the governing Jamaica Labour Party’s election campaign slogan ‘Prosperity’ was derived. Simpson Miller was among the list of partners who was expected to address the signing ceremony for the Partnership for a Prosperous Jamaica Agreement at King’s House this morning. However, she was a no-show. This afternoon the office of the Opposition Leader released a letter written by the Simpson Miller to Prime Minister Andrew Holness voicing her

Mufti Abdul Hannan, the leader of a militant group, who has been sentenced to death in Bangladesh Bangladesh’s top court has upheld the death penalty handed down to a militant leader and two of his followers for a grenade attack on the UK’s former envoy to the country. The Bangladeshi Supreme Court dismissed the appeals by Mufti Abdul Hannan, the head of an extremist militant group, and two of its members on Wednesday. The three were convicted in 2008 of murder and masterminding a grenade attack on the then-high commissioner of the UK at a Sufi shrine in the northeastern city of Sylhet in 2004. The diplomat, Anwar Choudhury, was injured along with 70 other people. Three worshipers were killed. Sponsor Link They could now be hanged within months unless they seek a review of the verdict. Their defense lawyers have said they expect their clients to appeal. “We think we’ll seek a review of the verdict. But it depends on the decision of the three,” said Mohammad Ali, a lawyer for

Royal Dutch Shell has signed a basic agreement to study the development of Iran’s South Azadegan and Yadavaran oil fields as well as its Kish gas field. Iran on Wednesday awarded a basic agreement to global energy giant Royal Dutch Shell to study three mega oil and gas projects – an agreement that was hailed in Tehran for not only its technical and economic benefits for Iran but also the political message that it sent to the world and specifically the United States. Under a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) that was signed between Shell and the National Iranian Oil Company (NIOC), the Dutch/British company was tasked with studying the development of South Azadegan and Yadavaran oil fields as well as Kish gas field. Shell could accordingly win separate deals over the development of the fields upon NIOC’s approval of the results of its studies and once it succeeds in subsequent project negotiations. South Azadegan was discovered in 2001 and was described at the time as the world’s bigges

US Border Patrol agents US Border Patrol agents have adopted inhumane apprehension strategies against undocumented immigrants who cross the US-Mexico border, committing a “great historical crime,” according to an advocacy group. The border agency has engineered the death and disappearance of tens of thousands of border crossers by using the desert wilderness as a “weapon,” the Arizona-based group “No More Deaths” said on Wednesday. Agents chase and scatter undocumented immigrants across hostile terrain in a strategy that leaves many people wounded, dead or lost, turning the country’s south-western deserts into a “vast graveyard of the missing,” the advocacy group said. Sponsor Link The group also condemned the US Border Patrol Agency for sabotaging humanitarian aid efforts and discriminating against undocumented people in emergency responses. “The known disappearance of thousands of people in the remote wilderness of the US–Mexico border zone marks one of the great historica

Denise Stewart, 50, is seen in a screenshot on the ground with just her underwear. An African American woman in New York City could spend a year in prison for allegedly assaulting an officer after being dragged from her apartment and left naked in a public hallway by a dozen “rookie” officers. Denise Stewart, 50, is on trial in Brooklyn Criminal Court on charges of assaulting an officer in July 2014 when they attempted to arrest her on charges of beating her child. Stewart’s 12-year-old daughter said her mother and older sister beat her in the head with a belt, according to the criminal complaint. “All of this happened during the course of a training exercise involving rookies with little or no experience who were out and about looking for hands-on experience,” Stewart’s attorney, Amy Rameau, said Wednesday during her opening arguments. Police were called to Stewart’s apartment building for a separate incident when a noise was heard from her door, said Rameau. The officers knocked on h

The suburb of Mezzeh is situated on the western outskirts of Damascus Syrian state media say an Israeli missile strike has targeted a military airport on the outskirts of Damascus. The attack in Mezzeh is reported to have caused fires, but no casualties. The Israeli military has made no comment, but it is the second time in a week that it is alleged to have carried out a strike on Syrian territory. It is thought to have bombed weapons shipments intended for Lebanon's Hezbollah movement several times since Syria's civil war began in 2011. Hezbollah, which fought a month-long war with Israel in 2006, has sent thousands of fighters to Syria to support President Bashar al-Assad's forces. Syria's state news agency, Sana, cited a military source as saying that a number of surface-to-surface missiles landed around Mezzeh airport at 03:00 (00:00 GMT). They were reportedly fired by Israeli forces from a position "west of Tal Abu Nada", a mountain in the Israeli-occupie

Boris Johnson: "We need to have some way of encouraging visionary leadership in that area." Boris Johnson has accused Britain's ally, Saudi Arabia, of engaging in "proxy wars" in the Middle East. The Guardian newspaper has published footage in which the foreign secretary talks of politicians "twisting and abusing religion" for political gain. He said Saudi Arabia and Iran were "puppeteering" because of a lack of strong leadership in the region. The Foreign Office said Saudi Arabia was an ally and the UK supported its efforts to secure its borders. In the footage from last week, Mr Johnson said: "There are politicians who are twisting and abusing religion and different strains of the same religion in order to further their own political objectives. "That's one of the biggest political problems in the whole region. And the tragedy for me - and that's why you have these proxy wars being fought the whole time in that area - is