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pandd
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19 Apr 2010, 6:40 pm

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Your son should get married without batting an eye to the first woman willing to take him. The sad reality is that any kind of woman, schizophrenic, ret*d, drunkard, neurotic, anything above a street walker, is a reasonable alternative to spending the rest of our life alone.


Honestly, guys?

Yes, what does this guy have against hookers?

I could not read much of the site to be honest. It is visually difficult for me (what is with the ALLCAPS all over the place?), to the point of being discomforting.



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19 Apr 2010, 6:59 pm

pandd wrote:
Kewona wrote:
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Your son should get married without batting an eye to the first woman willing to take him. The sad reality is that any kind of woman, schizophrenic, ret*d, drunkard, neurotic, anything above a street walker, is a reasonable alternative to spending the rest of our life alone.


Honestly, guys?

Yes, what does this guy have against hookers?

I could not read much of the site to be honest. It is visually difficult for me (what is with the ALLCAPS all over the place?), to the point of being discomforting.


Agreed. The caps and bolded words and train of consciousness style writing was very off-putting, though I do appreciate his...vigor, I guess.
I think he was a little too desperate on the wife front. Marrying a terrible person is worse than being alone, imo. Marriage is a binding legal contract, and the wrong person can ruin your life. My mother and I weren't able to buy our own home until I was 14 because my father ruined her credit card history before they got divorced.

I think this guy was also generalizing a bit. Some of the things definitely applied to me, but I'm not faceblind (I do notice I have more trouble recognizing people than my NT friends, but it's nothing near what he's describing) and as a child I never believed ANYTHING I was told. I was very logical, and though I went to Sunday school, I never once believed in god or religion.


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19 Apr 2010, 10:30 pm

Personally, I found a lot of the site to be very true for me. Noone realised that i ddnt understand things, and I received many a punishment, but didnt understand what I had done wrong, because I wasnt able to deduce how what I was doing was wrong. Confusion and a hostile world, that is exactly what I experienced.


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21 Apr 2010, 11:08 pm

I don't agree with everything Hubert said, but there are some things he talks about which I recognized instantly as I read them. It's an interesting blog and certainly worth reading. Thanks for posting and sharing it.

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