modesty discussion.

So we're live right now.

Focus.

Focus conference.

Oh, see, conference.

Yeah.

So a girl comes up to me and she said she was in a real toxic relationship with her boyfriend

and her campus minister.

I guess one of the focus missionaries gave her a soulmate book that we wrote.

And she said, yeah, I hadn't even finished the first chapter and I dumped the guy.

Like that's it. And then now she said, I've given away more than a thousand copies of the book.

And she said, I do now evangelization with women leaving the sex trade industry and strippers and prostitutes and Naples.

I'm like, that's amazing.

She used to be buying stocks and Jastity Project.

Yeah. working with this girl who's trying to leave the stripping industry and they ended up covering

the topic of modesty. And so she asked her, like, do you think maybe, you know, you might

have some outfits in your closet that might be a modest? And she said this to the stripper.

And the stripper's like, hmm, not that I can think of. And she's like, really not? Maybe

you wanted to. And she said, you know what? Now you mention it. Thongs. Like, I don't think people, I don't need to see your thong. Like, I don't like when people wear those in public. And the woman's like, there we go. We have common ground. So, you got to start somewhere. I think it's, we're such a pornified culture right now. What was once considered indecent. It keeps getting moved. Yeah. Now that's Sunday Massetire.

Yeah.

Yeah.

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