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 a simple-minded lad,
a young man lacking common sense,
8. walking at twilight down the street to the house of this wayward girl, a prostitute.

10. She approached him, saucy and pert, and dressed seductively.
11. She was the brash, coarse type, seen often in the streets and markets, soliciting at every corner for men to be her lovers.

13. She put her arms around him and kissed him, and with a saucy look she said, "I was just coming to look for you and here you are!
14. Come home with me and I'll fix you a wonderful dinner, and after that - well, my bed is spread with lovely, colored sheets of finest linen imported from Egypt, perfumed with myrrh, aloes and cinnamon.
18. Come on, let's take our fill of love until morning,
19. for my husband is away on a long trip.
20. He has taken a wallet full of money with him, and won't return for several days."

21. So she seduced him with her pretty speech, her coaxing and her wheedling, until he yielded to her. He couldn't resist her flattery.

22. He followed her as an ox going to the butcher, or as a stag that is trapped,
23. waiting to be killed with an arrow through its heart. He was as a bird flying into a snare, not knowing the fate awaiting it there.

24. Listen to me, young men, and not only listen but obey;
25. don't let your desires get out of hand; don't let yourself think about her. Don't go near her; stay away from where she walks, lest she tempt you and seduce you.
26. For she has been the ruin of multitudes - a vast host of men have been her victims.
27. If you want to find the road to a completely ruined life, look for her house.
Adapted from the Living Bible, Tyndale House Publishers.

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