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| # | Comment | Survey |
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| 2001 | Call me slow, but I just figured out "SC". Okay, getting that out of the way now...haha. Interesting, that particular approach you mention some individuals are taking in effort to reform the monarchy...in itself, it seems to be self-conflicting. Enforcing an aged law which obviously contains a religion-based bias, all in order to countermand the infringement of Human Rights? Now there's a doozey! I would love to see some printed articles pertaining to that subject. Maybe some that are local to those opposing groups? Any references to that kind of material? | Have you ever seen and/or experienced discrimination against white people? |
| 2002 | Oh, so I misinterpreted your rundown of what's being endeavored. No wonder it didn't make much sense to me. That signifies to me the disappointing fact that half my brain must be fighting sleep. I'm impressed by the other half, though, to have caught the inconsistency there, haha. Such tenacity, that side of my head! Hey, do people use that "chat" area much in good old "SC" here? | Have you ever seen and/or experienced discrimination against white people? |
| 2003 | Understandably, I would say. This is about the most interactive site I've encountered since I've had a home computer (seven years). Of course, not looking for anything like this has probably played the role of deterrent in finding sites like this. Can you think of other sites that compare to this kind of operation? I'd like open this world up since I now know it's out there! | Have you ever seen and/or experienced discrimination against white people? |
| 2004 | "Think-Links, LLC" Your users not only interact, it seems you provide a great platform for members to provoke thought with one another. Sure! "Think Links, LLC!" | What should bill name his company? |
| 2005 | But, for some reason, I like Confetti's. "SplashMakers" appeals to me a good deal. Its tone describes the character of these "Bill-like Sites", I think. "SplashMakers". Sounds like good, harmless fun to me. | What should bill name his company? |
| 2006 |  | What should bill name his company? |
| 2007 | Good Survey #1. No emotional difficulties right now, thanks. | The Psychiatrist is in. 5¢ |
| 2008 | (If I may interject, quickly:) One of my sisters had her first four pregnancies out of wed-lock beginning at 16. At fifteen, she once had a miscarriage. Even though she just couldn't stand to be in trouble - or to be any trouble for anyone - and even though her life was in no way one that looked like it could fairly accommodate a child of all things, she never had an abortion. However, each time, she considered it. I was even driving her to the bus station, where I had already bought a bus ticket, a plane ticket and arranged for her, where she would stay, have the procedure, etc. We ended up turning around at the very last minute and dropping the entire thing. That last episode I described was when I was in the military, with her and her two kids living with me. I worked another full-time job off the base and we were always pittance-poor. Also, we had not told our mother (far, far away) that she was pregnant again. But she just didn't feel it was right, so we made the decision to disregard the idea again. She ended up giving up two children (in fact, both to the same wonderful, hopeful parents). The first child they received from my sister was handed to them on Christmas Day. She has been in distant contact with those parents, and she has not ever seen them. My chief points are: It is your and your boyfriend's decision. Legally, it's yours, in fact. You may decide to keep the child, or to relieve the child-to-be of a burdened life, or to have the child and provide the baby to needing parents. Whichever way... 1) Go with what you believe is ultimately right. Since you're struggling with it, I surmise that you have an issue with not having the baby. You should know that you're going to revisit each decision until the last moment. But, once you have truly made up your mind, stand by it - forever. 2) Solicit support from your boyfriend. If not him, then someone who will hear you objectively and help you talk your way through it. You need ears and compassionate eyes/arms right now. Seek them! You might find you don't have to look very far after all. You'll decide the right thing the moment you decide as much - that is to say: "Whatever I do, it will have been the right thing." God Bless. | The Psychiatrist is in. 5¢ |
| 2009 | I've received mail from one of my own screen names in AOL to another. I've been receiving a lot of viruses at work as well - luckily Lotus Notes has great alarms to it. You're right - there's a lot of them traveling these days. I've been alerting people myself. | The Psychiatrist is in. 5¢ |
