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Comment The Rudest Thing Anybody Has Ever Said To You ♥ 294 comments
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· 10 years ago
When I told her I was pregnant with my second child, my mother-in-law said, "Well, it's probably not a good idea, but it's too late now."
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Spinning 25 comments
guest
· 10 years ago
I hate this one...every time I see it, I stare at it for much longer than I should.
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No time to stop 7 comments
Since bullying 45 comments
guest
· 10 years ago
Because that's not real life. If we only punish the bully in this situation without teaching our children how to cope, we are not giving them the tools they need to deal with real life. I'm thirty years old and you know what happens when someone is mean to me? I have to deal with it. I can't call a teacher or my mom and say someone said something mean to me. There are no consequences for being mean in real life. I could attempt to dialogue with my "bully" or I can have a reasonably healthy sense of self-worth and believe what other people think or say about me is none of my business. There are no consequences and there is no justice. If I go behind my children and make sure every mean kid pays a consequence instead of teaching appropriate skills to my own children, they will be horribly ill-prepared for real life.
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Admit Something Nobody Knows About You (Don't Use Names For Privacy Reasons) 1107 comments
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· 11 years ago
I've only ever posted as a guest, but I think I'll create an account after this last anonymous comment. I'm certain I'm a little older than the average FunSub-er but I've been coming here regularly for a while. Here's my secret: on the outside I live a very normal life. I'm involved in my community and my family is well-liked. At home, my husband is untreated bipolar and, behind closed doors, can become a bit emotionally abusive. I get depressed about it and start to feel hopeless. I've been self-medicating with narcotic pain-killers just to keep going. It's not out of hand. It's just enough to get through the days and be here for my kids. I love my husband very much, but if he doesn't get it together I will have to leave him when I finish my degree and can support myself to protect my kids. He's not physically abusive--I'd have found a way to leave already if he were--but, as my kids get older, I don't want them to feel as broken and worthless inside as I do.
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Because you see it done wrong in movies so often 19 comments
guest
· 11 years ago
But if you were stabbed on purpose, you probably deserved it so pull it out and let justice work.
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Plug, play and enjoy 10 comments
