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I think there are some very wavy lines in this area. If a 45 year old man and an 18 year old girl formed a relationship over time and ‘ fell in love’ became a couple, I have no issue with that. Some men in their 40’s/50’s are very fit, healthy and attractive, some 18 yr old girls are very mature for their age, I realise a lot of people would frown upon this sort of relationship, but if they are happy and hurting no one I have no issue. However, I do have an issue with middle aged men and older, chatting up young women online, pretending they are younger, lying, talking dirty to get their rocks off, lets be honest 90% of this behaviour is online as no young woman who has all her marbles would look twice at granddad in real life, most are more than likely older than their Father. The debate about the age of sexual consent is also difficult and I do feel for the 16 year old boy who has been in a relationship with his girlfriend for some time but now is on the sexual offenders list because they had sex a month before her 16th birthday, however, debated this with many people many times. I do not believe the age for sexual consent should be lowered at all, and I know NO women who do. Better safe than sorry, but each case, as the above should be treated individually examining the circumstances.
Actually, that could explain a lot …….
a crow
So anyway …. I was walking down the road, minding my own business, listening to the birds and admiring the view, when I came across a signpost that said ”Welcome to Lancashire”. As I walked passed it I heard it shout an obscenity, I stopped and looked at the signpost and noticed it looked really angry. As it turned out it had just found out that a signpost in Cheshire was getting paid twice as much as he was, the signpost was furious….. To cut a long story short, I put my arm around the signpost and said calming , soothing words to it and eventually it calmed down and thanked me for my time ……
Good job signs aren’t just placated in Somerset eh ………
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”greatest influential bands ever…bauhaus….”
Now THAT is funny
Oh yea, they peaked in the singles chart at No 15, with a cover of Bowies Ziggy Stardust… other than that highest was mid 40’s, lol, lasted about 5 years off and on, apart from a few failed comebacks in the noughties, yes truly a Great and Influential band……
You couldn’t write this stuff ……
and once again …….” whoooosh…….”
A puppet used most often in therapy in my case is a fluffy dog and kitty. Glad I don’t use sport items….Lord I be dead from demonstrations of feelings in anger. For all of us yes natural to be angry at things, these are emotions displayed..it is how we deal that makes it interesting. For a young child their vocabulary and feelings not fully developed so use physical representation..like sairs said poor puppet..but interesting different anger display different forms of violence. One child may pick it up and realize after, it hurt what playing with. Forgiveness, tenderness, released the pressure child felt…for others rejects the puppet, decides not worth it, finds interest some where else avoiding. These are the clues and differences..These simple examples offered are a way to help. But if go on for years and no structure of some sort provided in finding ways or means to work with anger, change behaviors, these influence people later on in life…
Hope your teddy bear made it through a few sessions without going deaf with your innane clapping Linda you are nasty piece of mixed onions. You come on here for what purpose? To fake visiting a country you been stalking with a blank spoon. You are nasty and for a public speaker hahhahahaha what do u speak in double numbers
3 times he modified his reply…. it still makes no sense….
Actually seeing a young child express such hatred and anger towards a doll or puppet, that represents ‘someone’ is very sobering and upsetting.
Awwww…. you changed your whole post !!! What’s up ? Wasn’t the first one ‘ruthless’ enough ?
Planted your tubs up yet ?
