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    1. CottageCheese33 on

      god forbid to write a letter to the biggest love of your life when you know you might not come back since you are in a massive war against hand full of major continental powers

    2. Yeah, it’s almost like it was a private letter to his wife or something.

      Look, I get giggles at knowing that Napoleon penned steamy letters that mentioned how much he loved Josephine’s nether smell. I think it’s a bit funny. But he kinda made that letter for her eyes only, not for the rest of the world to see 300 years later. I’m not going to clown on someone for being kinky and down bad for his own wife. This is literally stuff he did and said and wrote in privacy.

    3. In a world where the average dude send fish and dick picks to the object of his affection, I think this isn’t nefarious at all. It’s several steps above what the average derp does nowadays.

    4. Hey, everyone! This guy loves his wife! Absolutely NEFARIOUS, wouldn’t you say??

    5. pantsopticon88 on

      Fella’s is it emasculating to profess your love for your wife and how much you like going down on her?Ā 

    6. ā€œNefarious workā€ my guy. He wrote his wife about how he missed, loved, and lusted for her. Meanwhile guys are now paying girls $100 a month to watch someone else fuck her on the internet

    7. Lastsynphony on

      Awww I just think is adorable how much he loved his Josephine, is so strange nowdays (very sadly) to find expressions of such love.

    8. Ferrius_Nillan on

      This is more eloquent that what i was writing to my first love, dayum. Gotta step up my game

    9. cogfee_without_sugar on

      Compared with the other freaky stuff existing out there, this is considered sweet and romantic.

    10. Oh there’s much worse out there. Like one love poem I read imagined a flea sucking his blood and then his would be lover’s, commingling their blood. And all I could think of is ‘your beloved has fleas!’ I guess that wasn’t such a deal breaker a few centuries ago.

      https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Flea_(poem)

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