Which nuns heard Teresa Rodríguez tell girls they would go blind if they masturbated? That the priests told the boys I’m not going to talk about it
If someone in an election debate asks, “What is masturbation?” They won’t think I’m going to write about anything else. But what’s amazing isn’t that Macarena Olona doesn’t think this statement in a book is bad and speaks of ten-year-old children as if they were newborns. Nor that he thinks he got the pig uncles from the parks to the schools.
No, what is surprising is Teresa Rodríguez. Not because he defends masturbation and sex education, that would be more lacking. But because he believes that the opposite, and undesirable, of what Olona is criticizing is what happened the day before yesterday in religious schools in the 50s, 60s. Let’s see, he was talking about “the priests and nuns who tell boys and girls that masturbating makes you blind.” Because the professional left has that obsession with splitting, for them and for them or for not accepting the neutral masculine, they make up things that didn’t happen because it turns out there was no equality in masturbation either.
I’m not saying girls didn’t, but what nuns have you heard say that if they masturbate they will go blind? That the priests told the boys I’m not going to argue, but look, in all the years I’ve listened to the nuns’ nonsense, I swear masturbation never came out of their mouths.
In ‘Juanita Cruz. His odyssey’, the husband tells about the career of the bullfighter who alternated with Manolete before the civil war. After the war he had to continue his career in America. He completed it in France in 1947. He had a heart injury and the specialist he consulted in 1936 diagnosed it. “He made up for it very much and could live a lifetime. But you mustn’t be afraid or get married.” It makes me laugh as much as Macarena and Teresa.
Source: La Verdad
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