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She deserved to get the book thrown in when we were kids though.
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I can’t sleep when I’m angry though.
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Talking about safety. In the Hoa Hoc Tro magazine one of the issues around 2000-2005 (I was in elementary), on one of the odd pages, there was a table stats listing the percentage success rate of each method. I memorized all the numbers on that table. It really haunts me because people think 98% is good enough. Which, then, I will have to take another visit to a different clinic.
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The flu shot was pretty useless. I got the same amount of sickness and probably more.
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Yeah, actually, I was the responsible one. Yes me the dropping out twice. Just because I was careful with my safety and who I hung out with, so I had zero backstabbing from friends. Except sometimes I dumped them first. And I always went home right after school. I also got the HPV vaccine full 3-dose expensive package. So that’s what I did at the clinic.
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Just argued with my sister. Which reminds me, we have almost nothing in common. So when I was a kid, I wanted to replace her with an older brother who could at least be somewhat useful. Maybe ran some errands.
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Oh yeah. I cut grass and removed gray hairs for the parents. I generated 5k each week. Then I used that money to buy snacks or comic books.
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If I was the narcissistic client, I would donate to a public charity with my name in CAPS to make damn sure everyone knows it was ME. Not through a third-party to then omit MY name and MY contribution and claim it was their altruism.
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Edward doesn’t have a business. He has too much free time and can’t fill all his hours. So he accepts clients that pay less than the public rate to be less jobless. Which we all do as service business at some point to be full time. He feels shameful for this and rewrite it as a moral lesson and altruistic aspiration. Which, denial only makes a business worse. But he think he can get more clients by tapping into their narcissism.