Hope you don't mind us being blunt, but:
Don't Let Cupid Make You Stupid!

Adapted from Proverbs chapter 7, in the Holy Bible:

6. I was looking out the window of my house one day,
7. and saw an unsuspecting girl, a young woman lacking common sense,
8. walking at twilight down the corridor to the office of this sympathetic boss, a sweet man.

10. He approached her, impressively dressed and honey-voiced, practised in the seductive arts.
11. He was the smooth-talking executive, seen often in the head offices of prosperous companies, a mover near the top of the corporate circuit.

13. He put his arms around her and kissed her, and looking deeply into her eyes, he said, "I was just coming to look for you and here you are!
14. Come, I'll treat you to a wonderful dinner, and after that - well,
I have an exquisite hideaway that nobody knows about.
18. Come on, I'll show you a really good time,
19. for my wife does not understand me anymore.
20. She's all wrapped up in her job and the children, and has no time for me. We haven't been intimate for a long time now."
21. So he turned on the flattery. He seduced her with his practised Prince Charming techniques. She didn't stand a chance. She fell for it.

22. She followed him like a young heifer going to the butcher, or as a deer with its foot in a trap,
23. waiting to be killed with an arrow through its heart. She was as a bird flying into a snare, not knowing the fate awaiting her there.

24. Listen to me, young lady, and not only listen but obey;
25. don't let your desires get out of hand; don't let yourself think about him. Don't go near him; stay away from where he works, lest he tempt you and seduce you.
26. For you are just one of his many conquests - the flavour of the month - all now broken-hearted and ruined.
27. If you want to find the road to a completely ruined life, look for his office.
Adapted from the Living Bible, Tyndale House Publishers.

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