evesdream
perfect fifth
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I think it's kinda goofy-looking, but if she wants to throw her money away on it, then more power to her.
Why the scars on the side? Does anyone know?
I can't really admire anyone who takes no responsibility for the hurt she causes others.
In typical "think with my kinky cock" fashion, I centered on this picture. Yes, the "fuck my whore ass" kind of caught my eye.That's my feeling on the matter. She admits that she's abused her SO, that her marriage is on the rocks, and that she's lost jobs because of having sex on the job (not for having sex with co-workers, but ON THE JOB). She's not an admirable person as far as I can tell.
I do feel sorry for her, though. She's right, as a woman it's near impossible to get help for a sex addiction, and it's not like she hasn't tried.
Not that I don't admire her for her spirit, but what will it all look like and say when she is 80?
Just saying.
Why the scars on the side? Does anyone know?
I can't really admire anyone who takes no responsibility for the hurt she causes others.
but what will it all look like and say when she is 80?
Hot! I expect - as I will with my tatts and rings at 80+
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Hot! I expect - as I will with my tatts and rings at 80+
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What would that mean? Changing? She doesn't feel she can. Her wife can leave if it's a problem, no one's holding a gun to her head. People lead imperfect lives. I like that she's willing to be a poster girl for that fact.
Why the scars on the side? Does anyone know?
I can't really admire anyone who takes no responsibility for the hurt she causes others.
I know it may not be a popular opinion, but she needs to find a good psychiatrist and get on some meds. I don't see that she has any alternative to stop what has become self-destructive behavior.
Too many people use their "illnesses" as an excuse to treat other people like shit and act out in idiotic ways, and then they turn right around and say, "Oh, poor meeeeeeeeeeeeee. I'm not getting the help I soooooooo desperately need." If she'd spent the money she spent on those ugly-ass tattoos getting GOOD treatment, then that article need not ever have been written. And I know that's not going to be a popular opinion, but I've been around too many people who think their "illness" is some kind of crutch. Choice Theory/Reality Therapy, motherfuckers. Learn it, use it, own it.
I think we've taken 12 step and overcoming everything to the level of fetish, culturally.
Addiction is a terrible thing and a sad thing, but I think people are entitled to *their* thing. Whether that's sinking or swimming.
I'm not sure this is the answer, but it could be an entree into something else. If someone's an alcoholic and they write a book as a way to help cope with their lives no one's telling them shut up it's not healthy.