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Message: [QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 31171, member: 636"] Lovers looking for private spots around Bulawayo face real danger these days. People need to know about the scary truth - having sex in secluded areas puts you at huge risk. Recent attacks near Cowdray Park and along Nyamandlovu Road show just how bad things can get when couples pick dark, hidden places. What starts as a search for privacy often ends with something much worse. A couple parked near a school in Cowdray Park went through complete horror when two masked men jumped them. The attackers forced them to have sex at gunpoint and recorded everything, probably planning to blackmail them later. They then took the woman away and raped her. Nobody should ever go through such a terrible experience, yet these attacks keep happening. Another couple from Pelandaba faced similar terror on Nyamandlovu Road. Two armed men accused the boyfriend of stealing cattle, then beat both of them, raped the girlfriend, and stole their stuff. The criminals dragged them into the bushes afterward, showing how these hidden spots work as hunting grounds for violent predators who know exactly where to find vulnerable victims. Both these awful events happened in dark, isolated areas. The police message comes through loud and clear - stay away from secluded spots, especially near schools, in bushes, or other lonely places. These areas attract criminals who feel brave enough to attack unsuspecting couples without fear of getting caught or stopped by anyone nearby. The warning from law enforcement isn't just about avoiding crime – it's about staying alive. Bad people target couples in hidden places more and more often. The results can destroy lives forever. Being filmed, blackmailed, beaten, or raped creates lasting trauma that no romantic evening justifies. These scary outcomes await anyone choosing secret spots for privacy. Despite all the warnings, many people still take chances. Couples keep going to these dangerous places because they want privacy, without thinking about what might happen just beyond the darkness. The hard fact remains - dark places bring danger, and no amount of romance makes risking your safety worth it. Smart lovers make better choices. Instead of heading into risky areas, why not pick safer options? Well-lit public spaces or homes offer much better alternatives. These places provide safety plus comfort, creating better environments for spending quality time together without constantly looking over your shoulder or fearing what might jump out from behind the next bush. The message from these scary stories rings clear - having sex in bushes brings way more risk than reward. What seems like fun can quickly turn into violence, robbery, and lasting trauma. Everyone needs this warning: love smarter, not riskier. Remember that criminals watch and wait, ready to turn private moments into public nightmares. Your life matters more than any hidden spot ever could. [/QUOTE]

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