You do, though, because it tells you what questions to ask and aids in conceptualization and treatment planning.

Awwww.

Because you can. You have that power. Fewer men than women utilize it because they aren’t motivated. I know it’s a tall order to ask you to fight socialization you’ve had from birth, but many of our points are that we’re trying to change the socialization.

The point is that if that happens, be like, “Oops, sorry, awkward,” not “LET’S GET VIOLENT AND THREATENING.”

It’s called coding.

But they were mainly talking about women’s experiences, though.

Whoa. You just blew my mind. With your scariness. You realize that “alphas” and “betas” only exist when wolves are in captivity, right?

Um, while that is often a thing, it’s a far greater tragedy for women than men, and I think it comes from a combination of dissociation in the face of danger cues and the socialization of women, both to make them feel like they’re not worthwhile as humans and to feel like they will be judged and cannot be authentic,…

Verbal aggression seems warranted.

You’re sweet.

So like, no chores? No leaving comatose people in the woods? No servants? What does this tale caution against?

Goddamn to know. Sorry, GI’s.

“The Sanctity of Marriage.”

Jesus. Is there a link to that anywhere?

It doesn’t sound like they were that fundie. Your body belongs to God,” was what I heard in a semi-chill Lutheran church.

How’s that?

“The sanctity of marriage! Marriage, which is basically owning a sex slave! It rules, y’all!”

My father once sent me an email link to a video of a teenage boy putting a litter of kittens into a space bag and sucking out the air until they stopped moving. He titled it “More than One Way to Skin a Cat.” He would also email me sniper videos of Iraqis getting killed, and caption them with Islamophobic remarks. I…

He does kill for fun. Perhaps he was abusive?

And the other four had “Elizabeth.”