Someone at work put this on my desk. The best surprise. (Taken with instagram)
I am under orders by my clinical director to get a smart phone. I have AT&T and I don’t know what I should get. Do you have any suggestions? Pls halp meh #lol
i got my first official post-graduation job offer today. i don’t know how i feel. it all seems like it’s going so fast.
tomorrow
tomorrow will be landon’s first time going to trick or treat.
i didn’t really think about having to miss it until a client called in to cancel an appointment tomorrow because of it. I work until 9. :\ i am so sad. i’m going to see if elise will bring my little turtle to visit me at work so i can see him dressed up. i love him so much.
missing firsts is the worst.
“I don’t want them to get any pleasure,” he told me. “I am paying for it and it is her job to give me pleasure. If she enjoys it I would feel cheated.” I asked if he felt prostitutes were different to other women. “The fact that they’re prepared to do that job where others won’t, even when they’re skint, means there’s some capability inside them that permits them to do it and not be disgusted,” he said. He seemed full of a festering, potentially explosive misogyny.
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One of the most interesting findings was that many believed men would “need” to rape if they could not pay for sex on demand. One told me, “Sometimes you might rape someone: you can go to a prostitute instead.” Another put it like this: “A desperate man who wants sex so bad, he needs sex to be relieved. He might rape.” I concluded from this that it’s not feminists such as Andrea Dworkin and myself who are responsible for the idea that all men are potential rapists – it’s sometimes men themselves.
