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Posted by LadyNeptune
I mentioned last week the parents met with their lawyer in Orlando on Thursday. They were also spotted stopping at a public library on their return trip home.

But why?

My guess, getting anonymous access to a computer to contact Brian on his burner phone.

I believe it. The parents know a lot more than they are saying. This all just stinks to high heaven—bc an innocent person doesn’t go on the run like this, not in this kind of situation. Js the actions speak rather loudly.

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Posted by peachy06

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Posted by peachy06
We, women in general always take a lot of critics, especially from men.

Then I guess both genders dont like each other becaus I think everything we do is labelled as cliche and you shamed on for seemingly for seemingly toxic behavior social media, hollywood movies, commercials politics. You dont feel like you have the upperhand these days?

Men are harsher when it comes to critics about our physical aspect, and that's a fact. Don't even go as far as saying we have the upper hand whereas you men are paid more than us. Now, I'm not saying all men are like that, but the majority is.

I think you are right, but it's just if you use any media att all you cant help but think we are evil pos in general. The current zeitgeist is more pro woman than it was before.

No, I didn't reply according to what I read on social medias, instead it's from what I hear from my other female friends, relatives, or what I experienced myself. Social medias aren't something to take seriously. I didn't say men are evil, they aren't all bad, BUT when it comes to make female feel inferior or whenever they see a confident woman they do everything they can to put her down.

One exemple I can give you, when I was between 9 and 10 yers old, I always wanted to play soccer with guys, they'd always refuse. I kept coming everyday until they let me, they never did. One day I snapped and shoot at their ball angry and they were like "😦". So whenever we'd play at the break to another game, they were surprised because I was better than them. Because I was a faster runner than them, my team would always win. As I was growing up I noticed a couple of patterns such as this one. I was good at sport, but because men feel entitled they wanted me to feel restricted, yet I would always prove them wrong. Back then the guys from my promo actually started to respect me more.

Emma Watson also experienced a similar thing to me at sports. To you men it might seem like it's nothing, but for us ? it's a big deal.

Oh that is a big deal, nobody wants a child to experience this. I was shunned so I know how that feels. I have a theory. Men tap into their primal instincts during sports. We become a hunter tribe again. So when a girl wants to join we instinctively believe it will totally changes that primal masculine vibe.
Like we are not cool anymore.

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I remember being on an all boys soccer team when I was very young, probably 5 or 6. We voted between the names the Cheetahs or the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles—and you can only guess which we became lol. Anyways, I was put as goalie and I can remember falling on the ball and covering it tightly as I was kicked repeatedly by the other team, to see if they could kick me enough to make me let go—they couldn’t hah! I took that butter during a game to prove I could do anything they could ( or was it during practice with my own teammates?!). My real issue was not having most interests on mine growing up available to girls—specifically football and shop class. I went to an all girls Catholic school, I think was very sexist in itself. I felt very marginalized growing up in that environment. Still trying to find my way and what I want to do, missed some opportunities without direction or encouragement.

Posted by GenerousLeeb

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Posted by GenerousLeeb
And it's not always the mother, absent and abusive fathers can create a killer as well.
This analysis is perfect to understand what really make a serial killer

This wouldn’t help .....

The father, Stanley Kuklinski was a violent alcoholic who beat his children regularly and sometimes beat his wife. Stanley abandoned the family while Richard was still a child, but returned periodically, usually drunk, and his returns were often followed by more beatings for Richard. The mother, Anna was also often abusive. She would beat Richard with broom handles (sometimes breaking the handle on his body during the assaults) and other household objects. He recalled an incident during his pre-teen years when his mother attempted to kill Stanley with a kitchen knife.

There are a bunch of factors to consider, before fitting someone into the serial killer profile, and an abusive mom is one of many, but not the main reason.
Ted Bundy didn't have an abusive mom, he was the product of incest, his grandfather who some say was also his father was very abusive to all the family members, and Ted actually looked up to him, they also hid the reality of his sister being his real mom which was disturbing as well and fueled his killing mania, but all these factors played a major role in shaping him as a serial killer.

Yes not just mother
Very troubled home life maybe?

I remember after our baby was born my dad saying “psychology claims over 90% of mental health issues in males can be attributed to the mother”

Cheers dad lol 😂

It was probably Freud who started it.
All serial killers have at least one thing in common : Anger
Check this one here, he wasn't even abused as a kid

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That’s really chilling….. god I should have been in the FBI.