Sawifiah ngai lemlo chi!

March 22nd, 2011 2:34 pm by Henry Vangchhia

I chhiar tawp mai teh ang u :D [click for larger size]

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Chhiar kim barh duh tan : January 2004 issue en mai tur.

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28 Responses to “Sawifiah ngai lemlo chi!”

  1. 1
    zualbonez Says:

    va turu ve..enge a ?

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  2. 2
    Alejendro Says:

    Tenawm e… :-P

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  3. 3
    Sandman Says:

    “Hmeichhia hian hmeichhe dang an it vang lek a lo ni maw, ka bem apiangin min duh ngai miah lohna chhan hi”

    Sawitu – Alejandro & zualbonez.

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  4. 4
    Benny Says:

    A ni khawp mai. Hmanlai atanga tun thleng hian he thil hi mihring nuna sawi hlawh leh nghawng ngahber a ni fo!

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  5. 5
    zualbonez Says:

    @ 3 sandman….ha ha ha…..i sawi niawm tak zawk ani e…lolzz….image ho khi ka hmuthei miah lo ,,,,risk comment ve thuai…. min han hrilhfiah te u commetary style deuhin

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  6. 6
    Sandman Says:

    Globally – 42% of women have had a girl-on-girl action. In US, the number is half (50%). Thailand – 78%. Sweden – 76%.

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  7. 7
    Alejendro Says:

    Pu Sandman, unfortunately… ka bem ve ngailo tlat :-)

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  8. 8
    zualbonez Says:

    hairehai …..ka awihlo lutukzz…vivid ah chiah anti thin emaw katia – sawrz Sandman

    This means 42% of women are going to HELL…

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  9. 9
    varung Says:

    Til chhut lohna khawvel a ni tlat a tin ni !!!!!!!!!

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  10. 10
    swiftymcvay Says:

    hahaha,ka chhiar zak deuh :-$

    ah,ngaihnawm mai2 :-P

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  11. 11
    rose10 parvuli Says:

    eheuu..mak ngawng ngawng awm ve aw :) :) :) :)

    lalvarung leh :)

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  12. 12
    muantea Says:

    Nula hovin an nulatpui an it zawk zel chuan tlangval ho, ent. Sandman & co te tan hian future a va bright lo ve!!!!

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  13. 13
    H.Vangchhia Says:

    Sri Lanka mipa ho khi ;-) trimming effect pawh khi hahaha French ho choh emaw bushy ka tia China khi :P

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  14. 14
    CFL Says:

    ” Mihur te chuan Pathian ram an thleng lovang.” – The Bible.

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  15. 15
    H.Vangchhia Says:

    CFL chhiar ve mai2 teh :-P

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  16. 16
    sillyBoy Says:

    Hmeichhe ho comment a tlem pharh ang. :D

    Women fake orgasm (63%)!! Mizo zingah hian a tam thei viau ang a, a bul berah chuan mipa thiam loh a ni ber ang a.

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  17. 17
    chawnghilh Says:

    Keini naupangchhe tan chuan hriatthiam a va har ve. :-P

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  18. 18
    zeus Says:

    Khing te chu 2004 ah khan alawm, tunah chuan kan fingin kan fel tawh lutuk.!! Han survey leh chiah sela :D tra lala la

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  19. 19
    DXBFreak Says:

    agree

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  20. 20
    CFL Says:

    ” I thil lawmin i mizia a tarlang.”

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  21. 21
    rose10 parvuli Says:

    zeus (Y) (Y) (Y) (Y)

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  22. 22
    H.Vangchhia Says:

    sillyBoy #16 2nd para khi a nih duh hmel ka ti.

    zeus #18 2006 The report — based on surveys from 59 nations — also shows no support for the common notion that there is a culture of multiple sexual partners in countries with poor sexual health. Multiple sexual partners, it turns out, are more common in industrialized than in developing nations.

    So why is sexual health such a huge problem? The study suggests that unequal treatment of girls and women as the major sexual-health issue.
    Some of the survey’s major findings:

    While there is no major trend toward earlier sexual experience, a trend toward later marriage has led to an increase in premarital sex.
    Married people have more sex than unmarried people do.
    Sexual activity among single people is more common in industrialized countries than in developing countries.
    First sexual experience is often forced or sold.
    Monogamy is the dominant pattern in most parts of the world. Men report more multiple partnerships than do women. Such men are more likely to live in developed nations.
    Marriage is no safeguard of sexual health. It is more difficult for married women to negotiate safe sex and condom use than it is for single women.
    Among girls who marry at a very young age, “very early sexual experience within marriage can be coercive and traumatic.”
    Condom use is increasing, but condom-use rates remain low in many developing countries.
    Public health measures to improve sexual health should focus not only on individual behaviors but also on broader issues such as gender, poverty, and mobility.
    Public-health messages intended to reduce sexual risk-taking “should respect diversity and preserve choice.”
    School-based sexual education delays and does not hasten onset of sexual activity.
    Based on the evidence they uncover, Wellings and colleagues come to what many will find to be a controversial conclusion.

    “The selection of public-health messages needs to be guided by epidemiological evidence rather than myths and moral stances,” they conclude. “The greatest challenge to sexual-health promotion in almost all countries comes from opposition from conservative forces to harm-reduction strategies.”

    The researchers call for providing sexual health services to unmarried young women, supplying condoms, decriminalizing commercial sex and homosexual sex, and prosecuting the perpetrators of sexual violence.

    “To do otherwise will force stigmatized behaviors underground, leaving the most vulnerable people unprotected,” Wellings and colleagues argue. “Sexuality is an essential part of human nature and its expression needs to be affirmed rather than denied if public-health messages are to be heeded.”

    https://www.webmd.com/sex/news/.....-surprises

    CFL #20 inzir nan hmang rawh. :-P

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  23. 23
    H.Vangchhia Says:

    2006 survey a “Condom use is increasing, but condom-use rates remain low in many developing countries.” an tih hi Mizoram te pawh a tel ka ring :-S

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    Unsung Says:

    va mak ve

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  25. 25
    nimer Says:

    a pic khi ka hmu ve thei miah lo nia….

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  26. 26
    PimPom Says:

    A tullo hle mai. Heng ang leh a chanchin hi hriat tlem atha. Ka en thuak a, a sawi tum chu ka hre vuai. Kal daih ang phek dangah.

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    caribou Says:

    Post bawnra khawp mai. Hetiang lam post hi a vang asin. Tih ve zeuh zeuh a tha ngai e.

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  28. 28
    ZerO Says:

    More than 50 sexual partners khi! Pu Zion-a chu nepte!

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