The Disadvantages of Lack of Manners Act 1

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An excerpt from the two-act comedy for adults in the tone and style of the Marquis de Sade, "The Disadvantages of Lack of Manners" by Bedrettin Simsek.The play is about how people who appear to be very honorable and moral can harbor great immorality in their souls without even realizing it.An old man's attempt to seduce a young girl he has his eyes on is an event that has happened all over the world at every moment in history. For the first time, Bedrettin brings this seduction to the theater stage in the way it deserves.Listen to the Bedrettin's Audiobooks Podcast to hear episodes of Bedrettin's eBooks.Bedrettin's audiobooks podcast is available on all podcast platforms.

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This episode was published on March 6, 2024.

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An excerpt from the two-act comedy for adults in the tone and style of the Marquis de Sade, "The Disadvantages of Lack of Manners" by Bedrettin Simsek.The play is about how people who appear to be very honorable and moral can harbor great immorality...

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