'This is creepy': Madison Prewett slammed as 'The Bachelor' alum reveals she signed 'purity' contract with husband Grant Troutt
DALLAS, TEXAS: Madison Prewett has always been open about her relationship with her husband, Grant Michael Troutt. She often throws light on her intimate relationship. 'The Bachelor' alum recently shared some noteworthy advice to her fans, which she also practices.
Madison, who rose to fame after appearing in 'The Bachelor' season 14, hosted a relationship Q & A, where a fan asked about how to handle a fight in a relationship while another asked for advice for meeting godly guys. Meanwhile, there was one piece of advice for which the Bravo star is getting hilarious reactions on social media.
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While answering Q&A on Instagram, Madison was asked for advice on 'purity' by one of her fans. She shared the question and the advice set to the background of her and Grant's sweet selfie on Instagram Stories. She advised, "Blessed are the pure in heart, for they will see God. Matthew 5:8." The reality tv star explained, "Physical intimacy is the greatest gift in marriage but outside of marriage it's one of the greatest hindrances to intimacy with God and future intimacy with your spouse." Madi added, "You can't try and pursue purity in a temptation moment. You have to make a decision outside of the moment, Grant and I wrote out a purity contract and sent it to our best friends to hold us accountable." She then insisted that "It's hard but it’s worth it."
'A purity contract sent to ur best friends?'
Madison Prewett's 'purity' contract advice received tons of hilarious reactions and backlash. One fan took to Reddit and wrote, "The way she has to involve her friends to make sure she doesn’t hump him like madi?? It was that difficult ?!" Second added, "This just sounds like non-consensually involving your friends in your 9 months of foreplay. No thanks." Third wrote, "I don’t really want to know but also how would their friends hold them accountable? What would that even entail?" Meanwhile, the fourth asked, "serious q: how would friends hold them accountable? like call them every day to check in on their lack to s*x life." Another slammed, "I respect people’s religious beliefs. This is creepy and weird and I feel like they know it’s creepy and weird and want attention. I am generally open minded to all sorts of different perspectives but I hate this so much?" Another quipped, "If I told my best friends to hold me accountable to prevent me from having sex they would think I was nuts." One asked, "a purity contract sent to ur best friends? I’m sorry what??? that is so weird like this can’t be a real thing right? I really hope sometimes the stuff they say is satire bc that’s just ridiculous lol." Other user said, "Lol- how do they keep them accountable? Like were they required to bust in when the makeout got hot n heavy?"
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