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10069
Nov 2002 time: 05:30
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How does the wife divorce the husband? Oh wait, let me guess: she doesn't get a choice because she's still considered 'property', right?
Yep, Islam, America - same place, different name.
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st_swithin
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10069
Nov 2002 time: 05:30
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Apparently my 'husband' does, until he decides that I'm REALLY serious about getting a divorce - , forms filed and signed papers notwithstanding, he still keeps asking me if I'm SURE I want a divorce. Am I POSITIVE? Absolutely POSITIVE? Absotively, posolutely SURE this time?
No, actually, the fact that I've told him that I don't love him, I NEVER will love him, I can't stand him, and I keep trying to commit suicide every time he asks me if I'm SURE I want a divorce - yeah, sure, maybe I'll change my mind. It's a good thing he listens so well.
So far, I'm up to 9 really good 'hesitation scars' from when my 'cry for help and attention' got him to 'pay attention to me' and each time he's bought me some flowers. He thinks the cat scratched me. He's convinced that the cat's claws are made of cold-forged, razor-sharp steel, and that it's common to get stitches for 'hesitation marks,' particularly during episodes of PMS.
Yep, good old menstruation - the one sure way to be reminded that you're slowly dying, a little bit at a time.
Hey guys, if you wanna impress the girls, the next time they act '*****y,' 'unreasonable' or 'irrational,' accuse them of being 'on the rag' or 'riding the crimson wave' - that'll get 'em to SWOON.
"Oh, I never even thought of that with my pretty, empty, air-filled little head! OOOooo, you're SO SMART and WISE! And you're so STRONG and BRAVE and TALENTED!! I'm SOOOOooo lucky to have you to tell me how I feel and what I think!" - st_swithin, in response to the above.
Us girls LOVE it when men are so accurate and incisive.
And guys wonder why I always just say that I'm a lesbian - yeah, right, I was born on the Island of Lesbos, just like Michael Chiklis.
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st_swithin
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10069
Nov 2002 time: 05:30
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Is your favourite colour turquoise?
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st_swithin
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10069
Nov 2002 time: 05:30
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yeah, I agree. Who wants to hear that sh1t? Or as my 'husband' says,
'Maybe you just need to stop hanging out with those friends of yours and you won't act so crazy.'
Because he apparently knows my friends so much better than I do.
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Dr Strangelove
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quote: Originally posted by Japher
Ever hear of Pamprin? The only thing I will run around all night searching for, for my wife. That is truly a wonder drug...
By the way I don't own my wife, in fact it is quite the opposite... |
You know Pamprin is basically Aspirin, and almost any non-steroidal anti-inflammatory medication will do. During menestruation as the inner uterine lining sloughs off large amounts of chemicals called Prostaglandins are released. It is these chemicals which cause the pain, cramping and mood swings. Prostaglandins are also involved in the mediation of pain, the regulation of the protective mucous layer of the stomach, and the regulation of blood flow through the kidneys. Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs like aspirin, motrin, naprosyn and etc. act by blocking one of the early steps in the synthesis of these chemicals, thus alleviating menstrual symptoms, minor pain, and also increasing the likelihood of developing gastritis, ulcers and kidney failure. The latter three generally require generous doses over a long period of time.
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st_swithin
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10069
Nov 2002 time: 05:30
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All my friends keep trying to have me institutionalised:
'No, we don't think you're crazy, we're just worried about you. Maybe you need some more medication. Maybe talking to some more doctors would help. Hey, let me help you into the ECT room and I'll get you all strapped in nice and comfy. Here, let me give you a nice little shot of lidocaine and all of this will just GO AWAY.'
FVCK ALL OF YOU. I don't need any more 'friends' trying to tell me I'm crazy. I know this.
NO HOSPITALS. NO DOCTORS. NO DRUGS.
If I'm destined to be the crazy lady of Venice, so be it. It's better to be able to count your friends on your own closed fist than on an open hand.
I'm feeling INCREDIBLY bitter today. I'm so sick of people telling me I'm sick. I do believe that's the source of my ailment.
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