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leftyladyfrommo

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20. Pretty much. If I remember right they were sold in department stores and

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were a really soft cotton. But maybe they had lighter weight ones for summer.

They protect against unwanted sex because Mormons were big on sex and big families but they were protection from something - like a St. Christopher medal.

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