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Hooker quits sex work, gets born again, now looking for a man to marry
12 Feb 2013 at 14:24hrs | Views
A Self-confessed prostitute Memory Mudzinganyama has seen the light and is seeking to settle down.
In an unsolicited interview, the 34-year-old tart said she was hopeful after sending her number on our feed back page where she has received overwhelming response. She has also decided to seek sanctuary in church where she plans to be a born again Christian.
Narrating her life story, Memory said she turned to 'high vending' after her first marriage broke down in 2002. She was disheartened and had a bad perception of marriage.
"I was not trying to make fun after I sent that message on your feedback column as other people might suggest. I also follow your relationship column and it helps me so much as I rest after struggling the whole night trying to find a quickie to survive. I grew up in AFM and I only left church after my failed marriage. Sex work has taken all my dignity and I want to repent. I have lost respect even from my family," narrated the 'retiring' hooker.
Memory, a mother of two girls aged 13 and 16 said she is searching for a NICE man prepared to settle with her and her children.
"I believe God still loves me but what put me off was what people would say when I pass through church doors. Chihure handichada (ubufebe angisabufuni), it is only hard times that are forcing me to sell sex. Prostitution is not in me and I have earned many enemies because I get many clients. I am the one who left my husband for his abusive behaviour.
"My other fear is that, different men frequent this place and some of them demand unprotected sex for more money which might risk me in contracting HIV and AIDS. I am prepared to be tested as many times with my new lover and seek spiritual guidance to be delivered from all I have gone through. I am a sinner, Lord help me," she said while shedding tears.
In an unsolicited interview, the 34-year-old tart said she was hopeful after sending her number on our feed back page where she has received overwhelming response. She has also decided to seek sanctuary in church where she plans to be a born again Christian.
Narrating her life story, Memory said she turned to 'high vending' after her first marriage broke down in 2002. She was disheartened and had a bad perception of marriage.
Memory, a mother of two girls aged 13 and 16 said she is searching for a NICE man prepared to settle with her and her children.
"I believe God still loves me but what put me off was what people would say when I pass through church doors. Chihure handichada (ubufebe angisabufuni), it is only hard times that are forcing me to sell sex. Prostitution is not in me and I have earned many enemies because I get many clients. I am the one who left my husband for his abusive behaviour.
"My other fear is that, different men frequent this place and some of them demand unprotected sex for more money which might risk me in contracting HIV and AIDS. I am prepared to be tested as many times with my new lover and seek spiritual guidance to be delivered from all I have gone through. I am a sinner, Lord help me," she said while shedding tears.
Source - H-Metro
