Oh please do, I was just sitting here making up an excel chart of breeds and their characteristics. Your input is most welcome!

It was a rhetorical question to illustrate just how useless her statements were.

Shines comments aren't very informative. She just says "Don't get one! They're bad!" Bad how? What specifically are the traits that Shibas have, that are different from other breeds, that are difficult to deal with? Frankly, spending "thousands of dollars repairing the damage your puppy has done" applies to just about…

Well, bless your heart.

NO MORE SUPERMODELS

Let your gaze rest on the book. Relax your eyes. When your gaze drifts from the book, return your gaze to the book. If something catches your eye, let it catch your eye, acknowledge it, then let it go and return your eye to the book.

Really? You're going to bring up QM with a PhD physicist?

Maybe you should read some of my other replies on this thread.

I guess Tolle hasn't cornered the market on freakishness, either, then.

Well, mindfulness also comes from Buddhism, just not Zen Buddhism. I agree that we should no conflate different schools of Buddhism.

Quote from the book:

That's Mindfulness (Vipassana) Meditation. You don't need a quiet place, either. Sound is another thing to let go of, or to focus on. Mindfulness Meditation is useful practice for mindfulness during daily activities.

tl;dr much?

So if the student is of age, it's all hunky-dorey since it's legal? Legality is not what makes these interactions wrong. The power differential is what makes these interactions wrong.

I think she expected her doctor to maintain professional behavior in interacting with her.

"English rose" is a phrase describing a woman with a pale complexion. It did start in England and there is a rose bred in England which is the English rose, but it is not wrong to refer to a non-Brit as an English rose.

"English rose" is a phrase describing a woman with a pale complexion. It did start in England and there is a rose bred in England which is the English rose, but it is not wrong to refer to a non-Brit as an English rose.