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Her Searching Voice, My Ultimate Discovery A conversational discourse between a father and his daughter. Daddy, is it right to restrict people from doing what they want to do especially as they have grown up? Will it not be totally wrong to always tell your precious daughter that she cannot do this or do that even when you know others are doing it without been harmed or stopped? Why are teenagers often subjected to such bondage of taste not, touch not and the likes? We can’t visit friends, friends cannot visit us, we can’t move about, we can’t even explore our own environment because you our parents will not allow us. Is that really fair dad? Why can we not be trusted? We must we have parents who have given birth to us but who never believe that we don’t have something evil or negative off our sleeve? If we make calls in your presence, you will ask who we were talking to. If we receive calls, you keep monito...