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Originally posted by Diver View PostMy mum always said I was illiterate?
I think that was the word she used
(I'm close to coming up with something funny, but can't quite get there. I'm thinking of the Essex girl joke where the doctor says she's pregnant and she's shocked & surprised and asks "But who is the mother?")
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Originally posted by SueEllen View PostDo you mean "girls" as in plural or "girl's"?
Everyone here is nice to me but some of you are horrid to the other women.
What did you expect? Social skills?
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Originally posted by Churchill View PostHe might be a saggy old, baggy old cloth cat but there's nothing wrong with his... what's the word?
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Originally posted by OwlHoot View PostCrikey, I did a Google on complex PTSD and it seems the primary cause is a prolonged period (months to years) of total control by another.
Quoting from that article "The other criteria are symptoms that tend to result from chronic victimization".
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Originally posted by OwlHoot View PostCrikey, I did a Google on complex PTSD and it seems the primary cause is a prolonged period (months to years) of total control by another.
Quoting from that article "The other criteria are symptoms that tend to result from chronic victimization".
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Originally posted by Lucy View PostIt's complex PTSD, slightly different.
Not a car accident.
Quoting from that article "The other criteria are symptoms that tend to result from chronic victimization".
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