Message from @(Snoopy) John B. McNuggets Jr.
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I read 20% of victims of domestic violence are men, so they probably should have one for the men too
Hey, they wanted equality...they need to obey the rules just like the rest of us
are those funded by the state?
Actually that figure is likely just the ones that get reported...technically I'M an abuse victim too...from my first marriage. There was something DEEPLY wrong with that chick but boy she could rock the sheets
that's such a cliché
sexual intensity of violent people
But it's TRUE! In my experience the crazy ones are less inhibited in bed
yeah I believe you
just because somethign is a cliche doesn't mean it isn't true
But now I'm all about Don't stick your D in crazy....just nope out when you see red flags...which is pretty much all the time
oh and the houses for men, they state explictily it is both for victims of physical and psychological violence by their wifes/girlfriends
I'd assume the psychological violence is even way more common than physical by women
Oh definitely but if you've got a woman that's perfectly fine throwing cookware at you or taking a baseball bat to you in your sleep then psychological abuse isn't much of a stretch
that's even threat of physical abuse
Oh, she never just threatened...if she was yelling and suddenly left the room, RUN!
I think that is also a problem in upbringing, while boys are being taught to not be violent, people don't really teach girls that to the same extend
You're spot on! I have a 23 year old daughter and 20 year old son from that practice marriage and they're unhinged largely due to their awesome-sauce totally sane mother
My 4 year old daughter from my second marriage is more well behaved
children imitate their parents actions more than their words, that is true too, if at least one of the parents shows shit behaviour in their actions children may well be impacted in their own behaviour
and then learn it the hard way trough the justice system (or not)
I'm a telecom specialist for A certain phone company
like a communication engineer?
Field Operations, telephone cable repair and splicing
or on what level
ah ok
like, you open boxes in the neighborhoods, install DSLAMs, connect that stuff, sometimes open the street to find a disconnected cable and fix it
that kind of stuff?
I'm only used to women asking me that...on the first date. Most of them used to find other points of interest after they realized I barely crack six figures (with overtime)
I work in a rural market that only has DSLAMS in the central office but the rest of it is pretty spot on. I do a LOT work in the rainbow spaghetti
ah ok
LOL...I just bought a replacement part from Kreg tools that cost 10 bucks but it was six bucks for shipping and another buck-sixteen for tax....psh
oof
I used to assemble large scale industrial machinery, lots of communication and power cables, cabling the control cabinets, and the field devices, also debugging PLC software and such, also did the stuff for hydraulic and pneumatic systems, and assembled gearboxes and other mechanical parts of the machines, but then I went to university getting a degree in engineering, now I work in control engineering/embedded software for the electric drives of electric cars
your job is probably pretty safe, people aren't suddenly not going to need telecommunication anymore
and there will always be stuff breaking or new connections needed
ACTUALLY we just went through what the company calls a surplus where they indicated that we were over headcount for the area. The amount of work we have is cyclic so some of the year we're overencumbered and some of the year we're scrambling to find things to do with a tiny bit of time between the two where it's just right. Since 2014 we went from 12 guys on the team to just six before the surplus, we're currently down to five thanks to the forced headcount reduction.
that sucks
esp. as then suddenly they'll hire unexperienced people when there is more work to do
So five guys (yup all dudes in this market but I've heard there's a female tech that uh...never actually comes in to work as she's constantly off for FMLA stuff) for this whole county and three guys for the next county up
so do they give you aid from teams from other areas around your county in general?