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@tictax wrote:
there was a case in my town recently , young lad was babys sittin , the mother never came home , he rang her , and rang her , she was partying , the young lad had work in the morning , at 6 he left the house , the toddler got out and was found wandering in its nappy , most concerned blamed the mother , i beg to differ , the mother was guilty of showing the young lad a lack of respect , he showed gross neglegence in my opinion
What about a lack of care to her child. At the end of the day the child is her responsibility, and knowing that the boy had work should have returned to look after her own child, but it’s so much easier to blame someone else than to actually take any responsiblty yourself :twisted:
This one didn’t disconnect herself though eh Mel, seems there was no connection to begin with!
The little ones said they’d not seen their mother since Saturday. Yea well I expect she was out partying etc., much more important things to do than look after her children and make sure they were safe eh :roll: but no doubt now we’ll also get the usual excuses of how depressed she is, and what an awful childhood she had herself, all the old old excuses. Iv’e only one word of advice for the people who constanly use those same old kind of excuses, well two actually………….’BIRTH CONTROL’!!!!
Well done you Hermy, keep it up :wink:
Good luck with the imminent arrival of the little one too, if he’s half as cute as his daddy he won’t go far wrong :wink: :wink: xxxxxxxxx
@thin ice wrote:
@melody wrote:
in my case its be the truth it be ahhh tell thee
melody this is jc no one tels the truth
Speak for yrself :roll:
Not able to be there, but I hope you all have a great time :wink:
I believe in ghosts too, iv’e seen ghosts, or at least spirits.
People that have been close to me, my dad, the night after he died, I was asleep in bed and woke up, I looked directly into the corner of the room and there was my dad, surrounded in light and smiling. I wasn’t dreaming, my husband was awake also but said he couldn’t see anything. When my mother in law died, my husband and myself were sitting in our bedroom just talking, I was looking across his shoulder, he said you can see her can’t you, and I could.
Iv’e had many experiences of the same kind, iv’e never felt afraid by them, a little taken aback sometimes because of not always expecting it I suppose :? When my son was 6 months old we moved to a house from the flat we’d lived in. I didn’t like the house, never felt comfortable in it, never felt like it was mine. Every night around 9.30ish from the corner of the living room I would hear snoring, there was nobody there, my husband, when he was there, said he couldn’t hear anything. I was chatting one day to my next door neighbours, they told me about the old lady who’d lived there with her son. They were both drinkers. After the old lady has passed away, the son had moved elsewhere. The neighbours told me that they’d do little things to help out, shopping etc., they told me also that the old lady had an armchair in the corner of the living room and would spend most of her time in it. She would eat, sleep etc in this armchair, they said she snored so loudly that they could hear her through the walls, it explained the snoring I could hear at night.
2 years ago now, when my mum died, I was staying a couple of nights at her flat, sorting things out. I’d been watching something on the TV and I got up from the chair and walked into the bedroom, I couldn’t remember what i’d gone in there for, thinking I was having a blonde moment I decided to put the kettle on and make a cuppa. As I came out of the bedroom and went to go into the kitchen, a shadow passed by me. Having felt as I had, very angry, upset etc for the previous few days, I suddenly felt very calm, like an inner peace. I felt very relaxed and slept that night like I hadn’t done for weeks previously. I believe it was my mum gave me that peace and I believe she still does.
I firmly believe also as someone else here said, its not the dead you need to fear, more the living.
I think what is important here is that the boy has the full backing and support of both his parents, and I can’t imagine it’s a decision that’s been taken lightly by any or either of them.
There are so many sad cases like this, where the man or woman feels trapped in the wrong body, and don’t feel that they can talk to their parents or anyone else about it, because of the stigma that comes with it i’d imagine. So they spend their lives in this secret world they’re forced, in a way, to create. There are others too of course, who resort to taking their own lives because it’s the only way out for them.
One of the papers is reporting that no surgery can be carried out until the boy is 15 anyway, and gone through puberty. He has support though, and at this time I think that’s very important.
Oh i’m goin to go one better Tweety, n come back as a man!! a rich one at that lol
Sorry Mel, didnt mean to make light of yr thread :?
If this bloke was beating her in the cab, i’m a little suprised that the driver did nothing to help her, poor woman.
People don’t nowadays tho do they, don’t want to get involved.
I remember some years ago now, an uncle of mine, worked in the city, smart suit kinda job. He was going home from work one evening and collapsed at the top of the steps outside of Fenchurch St Station, he fell down the steps, he’d had a massive heart attack and died almost instantly. People stepped over him tho, did nothing to help, he ended up lying there for the best part of the night. The police found him, they said afterwards that people probably assumed he was a tramp, yea rite! lol, I wasn’t aware that tramps wore smart suits and looked as clean shaven, neat and tidy as he did. But sadly, people don’t want to know now.
@forumhostpb wrote:
After all these years moderating the Boards ….. I’ve finally decided to confess.
The plain fact is that I am Kate and I always have been.
So there you have it – I’m not really PB at all, I’m Kate and I wear the clothes to prove it.
BTW: I saw my doctor last week for my regular check-up and she didn’t express any concern over what some might say is delusional behaviour. In fact she said I was acting perfectly normally for a teenager.
:lol: :lol: Is that a born again teenager PB :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
*legs it* 8)
