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SD2011 · 08-27-2013, 12:04 PM

I know what you all mean.... I can't help watching this or being mildly entertained by it either. I know it's bad, it's sad, but damnit, it's so freaking bizarre it's funny too.

I'm essentially shameless I suppose... (no, not like Frank Gallagher)

Kayleehotchick · 08-27-2013, 12:16 PM

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Originally Posted by JohnnyYanks

What is so entertaining about watching a person in the throes of despair and confusion thrash about? Is it the suffering - and make no mistake, this lady suffers - that is the source of such pleasure?

Best wishes to you, Miss.

I don't enjoy her suffering at all. Or any human beings suffering at that but this woman brings on HER OWN SUFFERING and after awhile it's really hard to keeping giving a do do about it.

It would make me very happy to see her start doing GREAT in life but based on her history here.....

Well, it's pretty loud and clear

Guest092216 · 08-27-2013, 12:54 PM

Please don't get a dog or drag your child thru your mess. The last thing you should even think about doing is subjecting another living thing to your behavior pattern. I literally felt sick when I read that you had your son with you. Just disgusted! Women like you are the reason the public sees providers as weak, helpless idiots who can't earn a dime without hustling it out of some poor unsuspecting persons hand. You are the epitome of a sad stereotype. If someone wanted to make a point that providers are the cancerous growth on civilized society they need look no further. Fml.....

Just please don't get a dog and entrust your child to responsible parties rather than taking him on your very dangerous emotional roller coaster. Cruelty to animals and your child is a huge issue. I feel absolutely horrified at the thought of what you clearly have put them through thus far. Do what you want to yourself but don't do it to helpless others who look to you for their safety and well being. I'm not a violent person but if I saw you pulling some of this shit under my roof I might try to choke the hell out of you too. I'm not saying its right but I can see the temptation. I'm sorry but you need some serious Intervention. Train-wreck-neck-breaking or not (although I totally agree with Elisabeth on her point) this person needs to know that no community will tolerate cruelty to others and repeated victimization of its members (and no I'm talking about you Kitty). It sounds like you have PROJECTION down to a science. Its a shame such an articulate person has wasted away to the point at which you have and even sadder to think of what you must have put your children through. God be with you because I don't think any other living thing should be.

Guest112814 · 08-27-2013, 12:59 PM

Well said.

Grace Preston · 08-27-2013, 01:02 PM

Hot Nurse-- Her "child" is a 20 year old man who supposedly isn't speaking to her, has nothing to do with her, and according to Kitty-- attempted to run her over with his car a few months back. Just another ploy for sympathy... she has invoked her "child" before, and left out the fact that he is an adult.

Kayleehotchick · 08-27-2013, 01:44 PM

Her own kid tried to run her over once? Really?

TinMan · 08-27-2013, 02:03 PM

It would be an act of extreme mercy if the mods would shut this thread down. And all the others relating to this woman, too. I just can't see a further benefit to any of them.

oldbutstillgoing · 08-27-2013, 02:05 PM

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Originally Posted by TinMan

It would be an act of extreme mercy if the mods would shut this thread down. And all the others relating to this woman, too. I just can't see a further benefit to any of them.

I agree. I know they don't like to shut down threads but really,this one has run its course. Nothing more can be added of any real value or helpfull to the OP.

SD2011 · 08-27-2013, 02:10 PM

lol "child"

I was well into my 2nd year in a military uniform at 20

samantha thom · 08-27-2013, 02:25 PM

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Originally Posted by SD2011

lol "child"

I was well into my 2nd year in a military uniform at 20

I know, right? I was in my first year of graduate school at 20.

Birdc6c · 08-27-2013, 02:48 PM

Just wanted to be under Samantha Thom. Thanks.

Agree 20 is not a child, this drama is getting old. She needs professional help and meds.

Bird

fletch · 08-27-2013, 03:42 PM

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Originally Posted by TinMan

It would be an act of extreme mercy if the mods would shut this thread down. And all the others relating to this woman, too. I just can't see a further benefit to any of them.

she doesn't seem to have as much hate and anger as she did from 3 to 5am this morning, but she is asking for help, again.

http://www.eccie.net/showthread.php?t=828688

don't think the mods can close them as fast as she opens them...ijs.

SD2011 · 08-27-2013, 04:12 PM

I do think it is interesting that if one of us guys ask for a thread we originated to be closed, the mods do seem to step in and do it pretty quickly. But if you look back at some other threads that were contentious and the thread originator was a provider, it doesn't seem like they give the same consideration to them and close the thread for comment (when a provider asks for a thread to be closed).

I'm not sure why it's like that...

samantha thom · 08-27-2013, 04:20 PM

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Originally Posted by SD2011

I do think it is interesting that if one of us guys ask for a thread we originated to be closed, the mods do seem to step in and do it pretty quickly. But if you look back at some other threads that were contentious and the thread originator was a provider, it doesn't seem like they give the same consideration to them and close the thread for comment (when a provider asks for a thread to be closed).

I'm not sure why it's like that...

I don't think that's true. They did act rather quickly when I asked my thread to be closed in the past. The OP is the one that needs to request it though.

Guest092216 · 08-27-2013, 04:30 PM

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Originally Posted by SD2011

I do think it is interesting that if one of us guys ask for a thread we originated to be closed, the mods do seem to step in and do it pretty quickly. But if you look back at some other threads that were contentious and the thread originator was a provider, it doesn't seem like they give the same consideration to them and close the thread for comment (when a provider asks for a thread to be closed).

I'm not sure why it's like that...

I'm gonna take a wild guess and say its bc the *powers that be* generally enjoy watching a woman get bullied and/or abused - whether its on her "menu" or not.

Kind of like rubber necking (as mentioned by Elizabeth) only more entertaining for people who enjoy humiliating the fairer sex.