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strawberrybaby39 @strawberrybaby39 (2086) • United States 2 Jul 09

If your children mistreated you like fighting with you and swinging on you what would you do? In some states if you correct your child you will go to jail. My sisters daughters cuss at her and call her all kinds of names hit her...

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nraisor The crappy thing about parenting is that no one hands you a manual. But if such a thing did exist, it should include a section on how to deal with your own demons and still be a good parent. I went through a period of life where I did a lot of running around....

2 Jul 09

strawberrybaby39 @strawberrybaby39 (2086) • United States 2 Jul 09

If your children mistreated you like fighting with you and swinging on you what would you do? In some states if you correct your child you will go to jail. My sisters daughters cuss at her and call her all kinds of names hit her...

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nraisor If my child did any of those things, I would stand back and watch the storm. My husband is very big on respect so that wouldn't fly for long. The 15 year old would probably regret the day she ever thought she was big enough to talk to an adult like that. If I...

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VampireChick5 @VampireChick5 (114) • United States 1 Jul 09

I've lied to my friends before to spare their feelings but I usually don't lie to them because I'm a pretty honest person. I only lie if it will keep someone from getting hurt. Do you lie to your friends?

friends

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nraisor I don't lie to my friends about anything. From huge things to even the little things like whether they look good in a certain color or whatever. Its not that I am mean about it or anything, I show candor. But I would hate it if they did it to me.

2 Jul 09

syankee525 @syankee525 (6261) • United States 30 Jun 09

the story is, my daughter went to the ocean with her cousin, both are 24. plans was made and broken. my daughter got upset since my neice broke her promise. but my neice left my daughter locked out the room for an hour and...

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nraisor Some people will never learn manners, common courtesy, or common sense for that matter. I would have gone and picked up my child. Regardless of fault, your child was in trouble and needed help, so you did what any good parent would do. Now don't get me wrong,...

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myx_03 @myx_03 (540) • Philippines 25 Jun 09

I just want to hear your opinion about this. But for me, I'm not agree. Because I know it's not good and it's also a sin. As you can see, there are so many gays and lesbians nowadays. So I want to hear your words. Happy...

same gender

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nraisor I too believe that relationships should consist of one man and one woman. But I also think who I am to judge how other people live their lives. My beliefs aren't the law. There are a lot of things in this world that I don't think should be done but I am not...

25 Jun 09

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MysticTomatoes @MysticTomatoes (1053) • United States 23 Jun 09

My husband loves the website failblog.org. He found this video on Fail blog's YouTube channel. I watched it and thought it was funny. But some of the comments left under the video are berating the parents for filming their child...

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nraisor That's not child abuse, that's just life right there. I don't see how it is any different than America's Funniest Home Videos from back in the day. They showed stuff like that all the time and worse. No one ever accused them of child abuse. Too many people are...

23 Jun 09

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nraisor @nraisor (59) • United States 20 Jun 09

Okay so I have kind of a personal question to ask you all but I feel like I should give you a little background on my situation first. I met my ex-husband in high school and married him soon after. We always had problems in our...

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nraisor Well thankfully, my husband was offered a job back East so I was able to talk my ex-husband into letting me take them back there with me. I have been advised by an attorney to wait until our move is complete to take him back to court. I thank you all for you...

22 Jun 09

JRoberson @JRoberson (82) • United States 21 Jun 09

Me and my husband had comunication problems that we have worked through and it is 100% better now. I have noticed another issue, we both have difficluty expressing how we feel to each other. I noticed that I can express myself...

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nraisor No problem, best of luck to you with it. Its not easy, but its worth it. I'm hear to listen if you ever need an ear.

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JRoberson @JRoberson (82) • United States 21 Jun 09

Me and my husband had comunication problems that we have worked through and it is 100% better now. I have noticed another issue, we both have difficluty expressing how we feel to each other. I noticed that I can express myself...

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nraisor He did to an extent. He would get nervous talking to me about things because he wasn't sure how I'd take them. But as I communicated and expressed myself to him more, he started responding in kind. I guess it was kind of like I broke the ice and then he jumped...

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JRoberson @JRoberson (82) • United States 21 Jun 09

Me and my husband had comunication problems that we have worked through and it is 100% better now. I have noticed another issue, we both have difficluty expressing how we feel to each other. I noticed that I can express myself...

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nraisor I went through the same situation with my husband and for the longest time, the only way that I could do it, was to sit him down and just blurt it out as fast as I could before I got all flustered and nervous. Sometimes it would get a little confusing and he...

21 Jun 09

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mar25declaro @mar25declaro (8) • Philippines 21 Jun 09

Well, its obvious that im into that kind of situation right now!!! What about you guys, what do you do when u had ur heart broken?? Pls help me and give me some advices................

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nraisor I usually try to surround myself with people and things that make me feel better. I think at some point you have that day where you just want to be alone. Embrace it. Its part of the healing, but just remember that everything happens for a reason, even if you...

21 Jun 09

saw2207 @saw2207 (1359) • United States 21 Jun 09

We have eyes to see with eyelashes to protect, a nose with hair inside to keep stuff from blocking it passages . . so why then is there a dent under most peoples noses? This dent is called the "Philtrum" and it runs from under...

dent above upper lip

dent under nose

philtrum

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nraisor I have never heard that before, that is a cute story, I'll have to tell my kids that. Though it makes me wonder what the actual purpose of the thing is.

21 Jun 09

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fracsx @fracsx (34) • Philippines 20 Jun 09

Definitely yes. I can't wait to see Maegan Fox lol. It would be one of the box office movie of the year. Anyone is going to watch the premiere of this movie?

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fox

transoformers

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nraisor I am so excited for this movie to come out. My whole family loves the first one and I plan on being there Friday night when it opens to see it. It looks amazing all around!

20 Jun 09

saki13 @saki13 (95) • Philippines 20 Jun 09

lately i have been feeling that i am never happy with what i have been doing and it makes me feel very lazy. do you sometimes feel this?

lazy

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nraisor I go through stages like that. Its usually during those "times of turmoil" when it seems like everything that can go wrong is. Then I just wanna lay in bed all day watching my favorite shows and sleep. But as long as these feelings go away and they don't...

20 Jun 09

SteveSlaton @SteveSlaton (552) • United States 18 Jun 09

If you are truly free, then the answer should be "no." If your answer is "yes," what are you afraid of?

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nraisor I noticed a few typos, sorry guys. One of the lines should say "accept that even then they might be shrugged off". The other is "teach younger generations". :)

20 Jun 09

SteveSlaton @SteveSlaton (552) • United States 18 Jun 09

If you are truly free, then the answer should be "no." If your answer is "yes," what are you afraid of?

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nraisor I don't believe that any topic should be forbidden. Not only does it signify that we are not free but it also leaves no room for change. These two subjects are rarely discussed without the situation spiraling out of control for one reason and one reason only....

20 Jun 09

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wzsj0501 @wzsj0501 (157) • China 20 Jun 09

I always think of this problem when I watch TV and movies.the actors in the movie who has part always keep in touch with each other.I baffle,can they be good friends in true life?what do you think?

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nraisor I think that a lot of it depends upon the situation. What kind of people they are, how mature they are, etc. Plus I think it depends on why the relationship ended. If it ended because of issues over faithfulness or issues with honesty, probably not. But a lot...

20 Jun 09

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