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News: Brazilian student auctions virginity

 
A Brazilian student set off firestorm in her hometown by putting her virginity up for auction in a bid to raise money to fund her hailing mother's medical expenses. Her inability to raise enough money which she earned from petty job led her to this.

According to her, her mother had been suffering from stroke for some years which left her partially paralysed and bedridden.
What do you think? Before you condem her why not put yourself in her condition first.
Sourced from CNN.COM

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