For all the people who are somehow defending this man’s bullshit behavior, 1) the law is open to interpretation that gets argued a million ways by lawyers who spend all their time learning how to argue this shit, so your opinion means is as valuable as used toilet paper, which is to say, not much. However useless our…

OH! also, I decided to start writing about what happened as a blog post. bylines.kinja.com. I need to come to terms with how I will write it, because I don’t want to reconnect with anything negative, but perhaps writing it in a certain light -maybe from an omnipotent view- might be cathartic. Either way, the blog is…

That was fantastic! Thank you for sharing all of that, I’m so excited I want to go find someone - and at the same time I’m a little nervous - but, Wow!

oh fuck, i’m sorry! and I only just logged on today, so I didn’t even get to email you. Hang on, I’ll figure out a way to get to you, there’s got to be something.

OMG. That was my grandmother. Same exact thing. I don’t wear watches, so I have no idea if I’m the same way. Maybe I should start...

I was terrified of that, too. The idea of losing my home to the bank and then having difficulty finding a new place to live (because everyone looks at your damn credit score for everything these days) was really overwhelming. Plus, with a baby on the way, it was just the worst thing I could imagine.

Horrific... I hope that guy gets caught - stopped- diagnosed- something (!!) before he hurts anyone. Christ...

Yeah, but the only way to move on is to move forward by letting go. It sucks that we were so betrayed by who I thought was a friend, but I have to write it off as a lesson learned. So be it. Anger is drinking poison and expecting the other person to die.

Duuuuude, I'm terrified about that hypnotizing thing! What the fuuuck what that!! Is that how he gets girlfriends?

A thousand thank you’s for editing my incoherent bits together into one well-woven story!! Thank you!

You're telling me! It has horrible - I could hear but not see. I could feel, but not move. And when he told me what happens to him while I was feeling tied down, I felt helpless, like I wanted to help and protect my husband but there was no way I could. It was awful.

Sure! How and where? I'm kinda n00b at this kinja stuff.

Lol! Ok, I will work on it ;)

I thought the first rule of Scientology was “Don’t talk about Scientology.”

I don’t agree with everything Obama politically, but Obama the family guy is definitely someone I like. I wish he could have done more GOOD things (Gitmo? Paid maternity leave? Jail the banksters?) less bad things (drones, Race to the Top, bank bailouts) but hey, at least these pics are cute. =D

I think it's because they're trying to push the candidates they like to think deeper, try harder. The candidates they don't like - mostly all republicans, honestly- aren't even trying to pander to their demographic so there's no point in going there. They won't cause republican candidates to think deeper or try harder…

I may give that a try. I also plan to visit the local church and stock up on holy water. When our house was blessed, the priest splashed a little water in each room, so I'll try that, too. =D

It was really hard, but I had to put it in perspective: the house was a financial drain on us. The home inspector lied, the mortgage broker took us for a ride, and the real estate agent -who was supposed to be a friend!- was the one who orchestrated the whole scam. So there was this feeling of betrayal.

You know what’s interesting, is that I’ve always been aware of ::something:: different. Like, I can kind of tell if something is going to turn out good or bad, and if I’m stressed out, electronic and battery things act up when I am near. This apparently runs in my family. But I was so staunchly agnostic that I denied…

Yup! Pretty much!