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Originally Posted by Phrozen Sands
Excuse my French, but she’s a straight up bitch.
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I have like 5 minutes before my next patient comes in, but I couldn’t wait until I left work to respond to what Dee posted. Made me so mad.
I agree, Phrozen Sands. She’s 100 percent purebred bitch.
You know what? If I was him, I’d put dirty dishes in the dishwasher with mounds of half-eaten food still on the plates, and then let her come home and see what I did. The minute she opened her mouth, I’d scream back at her and tell her “IF YOU DON’T LIKE THE WAY I PUT THE DISHES IN THE DISHWASHER, DO IT YOURSELF!!!!”
I am NOT going to twist and turn my words to keep someone from mistreating me. Absolutely not! I blame ATL Guy for allowing her to treat him that way.
She wouldn’t like it if he treated her that way. I wouldn’t care if she had bipolar or not! You treat people how you want to be treated.
So, when I used to work in ER, overnights, there was this vet that had been there like a really long time. Everyone there (except for me) was afraid of her. Another purebred bitch. For some reason, she REALLY had it out for me. She kept snapping at me, telling me the way I did things were wrong, telling me I need to put my hair up in a bun, and even told me ER isn’t a fashion show. I’m like are you serious?
I nipped that in the bud so fast, her head spun. I told her off into next year. Made her cry. And then one of the vet techs there told me that she’s got bipolar and probably didn’t take her meds. I told her, “Yes, she did take her meds! I just gave them to her. You see they’re working because she’s being very nice to me now.”
She never messed with me again. That’s what I call long term meds. Only have to give them to assholes once.
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Originally Posted by PrettyBoy
But that’s just it though.  Many couples want to fall in love, but are unwilling to commit for the long term. They want love without commitment. They want involvement without commitment. They want the benefits of marriage — sex, security, and children — without the sacrifice. So they put conditions on their spouse based on society’s unrealistic expectations, and when those faulty expectations go unmet, then they want to throw in the towel and call it quits.
Marriage should be an empathetic union, man, where the needs of one are felt by the other — meaning that empathy is your willingness to open yourself up to the feelings and needs of the one you love and make them your own. But that has to work both ways. If you don’t grow together, you will grow apart. Growing apart is automatic. Growing together is a choice. That choice requires discipline and commitment.
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This!