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VICES AND CRIME IS STRESS

I will never understand people with no morals or people who engage in crime.
You do yourself more harm than good when you choose to live a life bereft of good morals. It is simple mathematics;

Indulge in pre-marital sex, stand the risk of getting infected with an STI and having an unwanted pregnancy which could lead to abortion.

Smoke and be at risk of addictions and eventually lung cancer.

Refuse to work hard and stand a chance of being poor

Become a thief and get caught and spend a good portion of your life in jail.

Vices do not pay and many people are still dancing to the tune of their lusts, deceived into thinking they are living the good life while only storing up regrets for their future.

Be smart today and choose wisely the kind of life you will live; choose the kind that pays in the end.

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