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And it's a shame.

It's a shame to be born into a country that puts women on trial for having sex.

A man's life for his first time of a girl who thinks he's her guardian and needs her to go through with a sex act.

A guy who has no power or powerlessness, just a guy he needs to trust.

I can't be so sad.

I don't care if the person is my girlfriend, I didn't come up with the plan,

I'm not being cruel or nasty,

I didn't have any idea who this person was, no one knows the name

I just love my life and I'm getting ready to tell the world that everything is okay

My heart is broken for those people.

My heart isn't broken for women.

My heart isn't broken for those who have experienced the pain of having to make the choice of going through the act, knowing it's not okay, knowing a world will find out.

My heart isn't broken for the mothers who are left waiting and in tears.

My heart isn't broken for anyone for having to watch your daughter hurt and the tears well up and go down, knowing it's not okay.

My heart isn't broken for the people I grew up with who are so afraid of what women do on TV that they have to hide their faces from their children,

my heart isn't broken for anyone's partner who will never be able to love another woman the way I do.

My heart isn't broken for your daughter who will never be able to come of age because of this, but I will come of age.

My heart is not broken.

I'm happy I'm making you aware and you deserve the same.

What you're seeing and reading on that website is how I grew up and what's really going on in those relationships I had.

And all I do is give you what you need.

And I don't want you to feel embarrassed at all,

I just want you to be okay and to accept that this is your decision and to have my support and comfort.

Please, stop reading.

Your kids are now seeing and hearing stories of the pain you and I both caused,

the pain my own life brings us,

the hurt that we bring these women and our family.

I know you've seen these stories all over the place,

I am going to share all of them for you,

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Sudanese christian woman arrives back in united states for wedding with religious husband

The wedding, which is being held by the Islamic Association of North America in Minneapolis, Minnesota, features traditional wedding attire with halal components.

The reception hall hosted the event for Muslim American citizens attending the celebration, according to the statement.

The "gospel bride" will take part in the wedding ceremony as a part of an interfaith celebration to honor Muslim-American families.

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An official from the Islamic Association of North America, the oldest and largest Muslim civil rights organization in North America, told the Star Tribune: "We applaud this wonderful Muslim American marriage proposal and recognize in all its detail the amazing dedication this couple has made to the faith."

She added: "On behalf of all Muslim-Americans, we extend our most heartfelt sympathies to their family."

The "gospel bride" (pictured) was not wearing a veil at the wedding ceremony.

(Image: Getty)

And she was accompanied by two of her three children – five-year-old Eman Yusef, and three-year-old Aymill Almari – who all agreed to give their own names to the Star Tribune.

The marriage was the result of years of hard work and commitment between their mother and their father, according to the statement.

Their father-in-law – Yusuf Almari – arrived in Minnesota on Saturday from Somalia.

The couple's marriage proposal is being made public by their lawyer for religious rights.

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A statement on the Islamic Association of North America website reads: "It is now recognized that this is the case as a legally valid Muslim-American marriage proposal."

The official said: "When an American Muslim or another citizen of the United States is lawfully wedded to another Muslim-American, the federal government recognizes the legally valid union and recognizes the marriage as valid as though the couple were legally married."

"This document is designed to ensure that the rights of Muslim American citizens are respected by their governments and that marriage to U.S. citizens not lawfully wedded is recognized by the federal government," the statement continued.

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Aerial search on for far west petroleum company:

MARK BASSON / AAPRICK REUTER/FAIRFAX NZ The search was lifted at 14.21am, but the company's website is still closed.

In a statement earlier today, the NZ Oil and Gas Board had been unable to answer any of the queries we'd sent in asking how the search had worked out. "We have no idea as to how the site will be served at this time," said a spokesperson.

It's understood the site will open again just after 5pm today, after which the NZOB would open with a commercial.

Basson told us he was hoping to find something, "but for now, we haven't found anything yet."

MARK BASSON / AAPRICK REUTER/FAIRFAX NZ A member of the NZOBB stands by during the search and rescue operation.

Search teams were still on scene at around 4.40pm, and the company said the website was working as of 5pm.

The site will remain closed for over three hours, and the only source of energy is a diesel generator. The generator was turned off due to poor electrical supply at the facility, so the search team had to drive up a long driveway leading up to the site to get it back online.

MARK BASSON / AAPRICK REUTER/FAIRFAX NZ Search teams searched the seafloor yesterday, with a member of the NZOBB helping the investigation.

On Thursday, Newshub was told NZ Oil had announced a $75m capital expenditure for the $20bn-plus exploration and production programme in 2016-17, following disappointing results in 2014-15. The company also spent $7.6m this year on improvements in operations, with more spending set to be made next year.

MARK BASSON / AAPRICK REUTER/FAIRFAX NZ Search team members continue searching yesterday.

Newshub has asked how the company got so far off track over the last two years with so little in place to begin with, including the discovery of the $2.9bn South Island-China Petroleum Block, which could help expand its exploration in that market.

As well as looking for oil near the north coast of New Zealand's South Island, the company recently announced it would be studying whether exploration activity on its offshore leases off the coast of England could provide the company with the cash to buy its future oil deposits from the Government.

MARK BASSON / AAPRICK REUTER/FAIRFAX NZ The Newshub reporter was not able to watch the oil search this morning.

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