I have been abused, but never
Posted By: Sussie on 2007-06-09
In Reply to: Most women who kill their husbands SM - Maris Milton
thought murder- I always was of the opinion I would be caught right away- never had the mindset would get away with it and I do not ever care, say be a Paris and spend 1 day in the jail system. Not this woman! I noticed when this Mary on the stand she kept her eyes down at all times - seemed like lying when doing this. Shooting someone in the back while they are sleeping? Darn, leave then, don’t kill a person. Makes absolutely no sense to me.
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LOL. If I actually abused my dog, I certainly
I can see why you were reluctant. Thanks for the nice comment.
Obviously you have never been abused...
Abuse is abuse whether it is physical or emotional. I have been there. There is no "grade" to it. Plain and simple, it is abuse. I left my first husband after 13 years of marriage. I was abused emotionally by him as well as neglected at time. We have a daughter together, but I left anyway. She lives with me and is very well-adjusted at this point. She is in a stable relationship with a wonderful, loving guy. I am happily married (for seven years now) again. My advise is to do what you feel is right for you. No one can tell you what to do as they do not know your heart and soul. If you want to leave, your kids will adjust given time and love. If you want to stay, take care of your heart. But, it has to come from you, it has to be your choice. I wish you the best of luck and you will be in my prayers.
Just how often has he abused you in the past.If you
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abused pit bulls
Again I refer to the web site I have posted which gives statistics regarding pit bull ownership by criminals. I don't think it would be a leap of logic to suggest that if they are the #1 most abused dogs, it is because they are the #1 breed of dog owned by criminals. Of course I am not suggesting that you or blondie are criminals, but I would hope that you could at least admit that a large percentage of pit bulls are owned by those involved in drugs and other crimes, with the purpose of attacking and/or intimidating others in their criminal circle.
There are countless other breeds capable of providing the same companionship and loyalty and unconditional love as a pit bull, but without the strength and aggression to kill human beings.
Did you read on the web site about the 24-year-old woman who was killed in her own bed by her 2 pit bulls she had raised since puppyhood? Nobody knows what happened, but these were her two babies, and yet then turned on her and killed her. It is believed that she could have had a seizure, as she was epileptic. Why would a dog perceive their master lying in bed having a seizure (if indeed that is what happened) as a threat, and why would they kill her? What set them off? Ask yourself THAT question.
If pit bulls were the only loyal dog or the only loving dog available to own, I could maybe understand the risk all you owners are taking. But that is just not the case. There are so many other breeds with which you can form that same bond, without the terrible risks.
It is a know fact when kids are abused
then sometimes they turn around to be the abusers of others. I know a kid who at age 13 or so had inappropriate (sexual) acting out with a smaller child. This was not a man doing this so what would be the name for a younger person who does the same?
This is a picture of the abused, beaten into submission
He looks horribly unhappy, don't ya think?
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