A gay doctor who im sick of this crap
Sometimes, just when you consider your long relationship nightmare is finally over, the character disordered person you&#;ve managed to separate from begins causing you no end of trouble. From spreading lies about you to your relatives, friends, and acquaintances, to engaging in several tactics to make things as complicated as possible for you, your ex can change into just as ominous and troublesome a presence in your life as he or she was when you were together. This often leads you to wondering whether you will ever be truly free of their destructive effect. And while there&#;s no simple prescription for successfully overcoming these issues, there are some general principles you can adopt that if you adhere to faithfully, will, over moment, help you claim a new, freer, and more empowered life.
As I indicate out in Character Disturbance, the most severely disturbed characters come in two forms: narcissists (non-aggressive egoists), and the various types of aggressive (aggressive-narcissistic) personalities. And these personality types don&#;t take the notion of &#;losing&#; very easi
Doctor Who viewers switch off over 'woke, boring rubbish' after storylines featuring transsexual, non-binary and drag-queen characters exterminate fans
Doctor Who viewers are turning off in droves due to storylines condemned as 'woke' and 'boring', new figures reveal.
The primetime BBC1 show has taken a turn, with previous star Billie Piper making a comeback while Ncuti Gatwa departs after just two series in the lead Time Lord role.
But while million viewers tuned in to last Saturday's episode including the Doctor's latest regeneration, it appears many more have been tuning out.
Researchers have establish that 42 per cent of Doctor Who fans say the show has got worse since , when the BBC brought it back after 16 years away.
And almost half of current continuing viewers, 46 per cent, state they believe the series now puts social justice and so-called 'woke' issues above quality, according to a poll.
The survey of 2, people was carried out by London strong JL Partners, set up by people who previously ran research programmes for Theresa May as Prime Minister.
The apparent slump in populari
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Roxane Gay’s Hunger is very, very good—the rare memoir that doubles as page-turner. I’m writing this on a flight (Gay’s passages on airplane issues are some of her best: the seatbelt extenders, having to buy two tickets) and the woman across the aisle is reading Bad Feminist. “Book Twins!” she just said happily. This never happens. That Gay has reached so many is testament to her skill with understanding connection. She writes early in Hunger that her “life is split in two, cleaved not so neatly. There is the before and after. Before I gained weight. After I gained weight. Before I was raped. After I was raped.”
I don’t know how to talk about rape and sexual violence when it comes to my own story. It is easier to say, “something terrible happened.”
Something terrible happened. That something terrible broke me. I wish I could leave it at that, but this is a memoir of my body so I demand to tell you what happened to my body.
We are pulled in by the repetition, as we are by Gay’s hesitance. Hunger reaches this most diff
Sick ma can’t aid gay son
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Dear Auntie Pearl, I feel so bad because I am struggling with high sugar levels.&#;
The thing is I have had it for many years, and now it’s dangerously high and the doctors are saying it is life-threatening.&#;
Now on top of everything my son has told me he is gay, and I really do not mind. But the thing is he wants me to be there for him and help him with things that he is struggling with.&#;
I am so worried about myself that I can’t even worry about him now.&#;&#;
I am so tired the whole time,&#;and have very short breath and a bad heart.&#;
What do I do? My husband is not a talking man and doesn’t want to talk to our son.&#;
How can I help my son if I can’t even help myself? My son is 17 years old.&#;
From Mirriam.&#;
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Hayibo my dearest Mirriam, what a story you have for Auntie today.&#;
I feel for you, really, this is a really tough second for you, and your family.&#;
Firstly, hats off to you Mirriam for not “minding” that your son is gay.&#;
You clearly own a lovely son who you have a beautiful relationship with, and the only thin