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Gravatar I hope amidst all the hate-mail you recieve, this message finds you. Thank you, Sir, for getting me through the most difficult time in my adult life. I stumbled across your site, looking for answers to why the woman I joined in matrimony suddenly had no respect for me and wants to divorce. I wasn't looking for a reason to hate women. I love women. But I just didn't "get it," as she is prone to say these days. Now I get it. Thank you again. I've learned, despite the emotional blow, to laugh at my situation, to laugh at her, and to laugh women in general. I know this wasn't your intention, but your essays have become my own little personal manefesto. I carry them everywhere. I've memorized entire passages. As a result, I've become more confident and more at ease than I've ever been in my entire adult life. Women are now throwing themselves at me. Why? Because now they have turned me into the very women-hating man they claim to hate. Again, I realize this was not the intention of your site, but I sincerely thank you for having the guts to say the truth.


Gravatar I'm glad that you found all of this useful. As for my intention in creating this place, I have to admit that I'm as baffled as you probably are. I guess it's an outlet for my frustration, but that's hardly a satisfactory explanation.

Sadly, I did it the opposite way from you: I developed a bad attitude toward women, then, as you did, found that they started throwing themselves at me, and then had the bad judgement to marry one.

I guess in a way you (and others like you) are why I put in on-line rather than continuing to scribble in Word documents: maybe it was the hope that it might help someone. I'm glad it did.

P.S.: I don't receive as much hate male as you'd think--yet. Knock on wood. Apart from one rather reasonable woman, the feminists haven't "found" me yet. When they do I expect I'll have a jolly time using the "ban" and "delete" features in Haloscan....


Gravatar I just wanted to thank you for all you're doing. Having lived w/ a woman further ingrained the don't be nice/too nice to one of them attitude. Nothing makes you feel worse than working full time while she sits at home and does nothing and then expects you to take her out and eat, and then clean up the house. Is 50(me bills)/50(if no job then she gets housework) with a woman impossible to find?
Thankfully I hate women even more each day, and I will never get married as I will not work my ass of just to take a huge chance that the drama or my bootlicking or lack thereof can't sustain our relationship.
Again keep up the good work.


Gravatar What's up? I'm the guy who sent that list of rules to Nice Guy (feel free to contact him-he can vouch for me)...and I would be happy to explain a couple of the things I meant in them.

"When you first meet a woman, listen not only to what she says, but what she doesn't say!"

This means that when you first meet a woman, listen very carefully to the overall message about herself that she may be conveying to you. For example, if she starts up about how her life is going to hell in a handbasket, her bills are three months overdue and she's about to be kicked out of her apartment, and she doesn't know what she's going to do,the thing that may be UNSAID is, " I need a sap who'll freely open up his checkbook to bail me out of whatever circumstance that results from my irresponsibility or negligence. So you need to listen for that unspoken part, should it arise, and be ready to bail yourself!
Let Little MissSpender find some other chump to empty his pockets on her!

The other thing I had mentioned concerning tattoos; in the past, tattoos were part of the code for sailors, soldiers, bikers, and the like. More often than not, the artwork meant something, and tatts were the symbol of outlaws, people who truly wanted to be different from the mainstream. Now, everyone gets them, many of them more or less to be "hip". The vast majority of Amrican women (I can't speak for Canadian women), are slaves to fads, and as such have taken to marking themselves up for life with designs ranging from the now all-too-routine rose on the anle to having different ancient script (safe bet they don't know what the script means- "it just looks so KEWL! giggle!") etched across their backs,on the napes of their necks, and on various parts of their bodies. To those who do so, and keep their markings private or in private places, I have no problem, but women who flaunt their scribblings (i.e. showing the rose tattooed on their cleavage by wearing low cut tops,) also tend to open beer bottles with their teeth and end their Saturday nights with a ride in the back seat of a squad car. Who wants to spend the rest of their life going downtown to spring their WIFE out of jail?

I hope I clarified some of what I meant in the Rules I posted. You and Nice Guy are doing a GREAT service for us men. Hopefully the word will get out. so more men will realize that they don't have to settle for some loser broad (the way women constantly whine that they have to settle for loser men-hell they keep CHOOSING 'em!). I'm outta here! Peace!


Gravatar John Carl Marquez recently made a short stint in the news, for getting life for spitting on a police officer. He was only going to get a relatively light sentence for domenstic violence before (like a year in prison and a big fine). What do you make of it?

I haven't been able to find any details surrounding the incident online.


Gravatar BusterB, you rock. I've thought the same as you do for a while now (2 divorces before I was 30!), and I was thrilled to fucking death to find out that I'm not the only one that thinks that women in general, and just fucked up, and screwing up my life in any small way whatsoever to coddle them morally, ethically, and in every way, wrong. My only question to you is why in the hell are you still married? She sounds like a typical bitch, so just dump her. Sure, you'll be poor afterwards, but you'll have your life back.


Gravatar I'm still married for three reasons, the first being the most important.

1. I decided to become Catholic, and as such I don't believe in divorce. Oh, I'm sorely tempted from time to time, but I haven't caved in, yet. Ten years from now I may look back and think, "You were SUCH an idiot!" or I may think, "I'm glad I stuck it out." I don't know which it will be. Another couple, our best friends, have been married 30 years now, and they told us that several times during those three decades they nearly divorced because they were ready to kill each other. Strangely, I find that encouraging: they're very happy now.

2. She's a bitch, but an atypical bitch. I would characterize her more as a bad-tempered child. As such, she is open, from time to time, to being told that there are things she needs to learn.

I consider a "typical bitch" (that is, an American / Canadian / British bitch) to be one that is not only bad-tempered and bitchy, but defiant and proud of her "bitch power" and has no interest in changing. Mrs. Buster is very interested in changing, she just doesn't see how she can. I see how she can, but if I tell her too much too soon she'll just decide that I'm trying to ram it down her throat and she'll turn into a typical bitch.

In other words, it's bad, but there is potential there.

The moment I become convinced that she consistently thinks I'm the one who is "causing" her to be bitchy, and that I'm in the wrong, I'll be looking for a lawyer. In my mind, there is still hope. Things are improving, and although she's stubborn as a jackass, she is nonetheless coming around to the point of view that there are things she can do to improve the situation.

3. This awful marriage is teaching me a lot. Sounds weird, but it's true. I'm learning not to depend on another person for my happiness. Since Mrs. Buster regularly lets me down, and occasionally blindsides me with bad moods and bitchiness, I'm learning to be more self-contained, more serene, and better able to handle difficult situations and people.

If it does come to divorce, I have no interest in spending the rest of my life moving from one frustrating relationship to the next. After this experience, I think that I would look at relationships very differently. I always used to put my relationships in this order: my relationship with my girlfriend (or later wife) first, then my relationship with myself second, then my relationship with God third. I am slowly coming around to putting my relationship with me first, my relationship with God second, and my relationship with my wife third. Ultimately, I'd like God to be first, but at least I now look after myself before I try to look after my wife. Perhaps, then, if I decide that I must move on, I'll not be such a weenie with the next woman I meet.

Anyway, maybe those sound like lame excuses from a guy trying to talk himself out of divorce, but that's how I'm thinking right now.


Gravatar I loved your website and I'm a woman. I'm don't want marriage or children. I same as men, love to have my elbow room, my space.

I'm financially secure. I'm not a COE or even have a high paying job. I just don't believe in the slavery of debt. Just like I don't believe anyone else can make me happy or give me definition. That's my responsibility.

I do indeed like the company of men, they have much to offer. Many are good, hard working, and thoughtful too.

Thanks for the website, it provokes thought and self introspection.

M~


Gravatar You're welcome. It sounds like you have figured out what you want out of life. I, too, thought that I was one of those people who would be happy being alone, but I was wrong. I do indeed like having company.

That said, I think that both men and women, after they find themselves married to the opposite sex, say, "What the heck am I doing with this alien?" There's some frustration there, and misunderstanding and dashed expectations. There are lots of sites out there for women complaining about how difficult men can be. This is one of a few (but growing number of) sites about how difficult women can be.

It's a pleasant surprise that some women who come here are mature enough to see this in that context: it's just one side of the story. Nothing more, and nothing less.


Gravatar Buster,

Love your site always will. Just curious what your take is on the the governering race within your stories etc. I know Mrs. B is from another country? However are most of your past experience caucasian based? What are your feelings about how african american, indian, latina, asian women view men and the their own cultural role? I would assume that this website is leaning toward white western woman? Yet assuming makes as ass out of you and me. Would love to hear your thoughts! M


Gravatar Somewhere on your blog you mention that you're no writer, but don't you realize you're an excellent writer?


Gravatar Thank you very much for the compliment.

I never worry about whether I'm an excellent writer or not. When I was actively writing here it was more talking-to-myself-in-public than trying to change the world.

I'm glad that you found my writing clear and easy to understand. Nonetheless, I couldn't do this for a living. It's something that just wells up in me from time to time and I need to write things down.


Gravatar Hello BusterB,

I just wanted to drop a note to say that I've had your site bookmarked for years. Your clarity and revealing information in the men & women essays have made this one of my long-time favorite sites.

Granted there are a few essays of yours that I completely and vehemently disagree with, but I don't fall for the delusion that every essay should appeal to me. It's easy for anybody to surf the web and find some extremist site that either reinforces the beliefs they already have, or gives them somebody to troll. There's plenty of media out there that kills time and only appeals to our emotions. But well-written sites that talk about the non-sensationalism subjects, the ones that exist but people try to ignore, aren't so common.

Anyway, thanks for making this site.

Bill M.


Gravatar You're welcome. I feel bad for the people who enjoying reading this site that I've stopped writing, but I really felt that it was time to move on.

Regardless, it's nice to know that what some people out there found what I had to say useful. Thanks for the compliment.


Gravatar It's also comforting to know that there are lots of other people "out there" who are rational and enjoy discussing things on a rational level, even when they, as you say, "vehemently disagree."

It has also been comforting to discover that there are far fewer ranting flamers and feminist bullies out there than I had originally imagined.


Gravatar What happened Buster? Did you get a divorce? Mrs. Badger is even worse than your Mrs'. I made a huge mistake marrying her. I wish I could get out,but now is not the time.


Gravatar Hey Buster, I love your section on women. I agree with every single line you have written. You bring to light the ill nature of modern feminism in a manner which even Oprah would have a tough time ignoring. Thanks for this site and keep it up. I will email this URL to all of my frustrated American buddies---and there are many!


Gravatar great site


Gravatar Don't think this site is linked here:

http://www.intellectualwhores.com/

It features the Ladder Theory. Interesting take on relationships, and women in general.


Gravatar Post it, spread it, unite it, give it to a girl it, just do it...what a minute how much are they paying me to say that???

Destroy liberal feminism...

yeah...

I'm sleepy...

Here's the link....

http://www.mugu.com/cgi-bin/Upst...bage/ index.html

Don't let the minority Hetrophobes try to shame our morals into a corner.

They speak for a tiny fraction of us, time to grow some balls men and tell the sisterhood/femmatrix and the sheeple to WTFU Wake the Frump Up!!!


Gravatar A rather good site for info anti-feminism:

http://www.angryharry.com/


Gravatar I live in Toronto Canada and I must say in elementary school and highschool, I was always mistreated by girls. I had accepted it as a way of life but its only now that I am in college I see things more clearly. I think if Buster B wants to enlarge his list of women to avoid he should talk to men from Toronto. Yes Toronto is the richest city in the world when it comes to being multicultural but, its the worst place for a caucasian man to start a relastionship or family with a caucasian woman. I really speak for handsome nice good hearted men that are single when I say don't dwell in the past and yes, move on. Don't fall into the "I'm so nice, thats why women don't like me" trap. The important thing is that you be yourself. Here's the thing. If you are looking for a healthy pure relastionship or to start a family don't come here. Unless you like to be made to feel irrelevant, un-worthy, not interesting, dirty and not worth the time. Then my city is the perfect place, for you to look to start a hetero-sexual relastionship.


Gravatar Thanks for the site. It really has helped me resolve more than a few problems in my life.


Gravatar Whats up Buster. I used to be a regular at the Niceguy forum under the handle of WatchMeWalk. I still visit there on occasion. I admit that I was disappointed to discover you took down your articles but I understand that wallowing in bitterness is not proactive. However, your writing DOES have value that extends beyond the narrow sphere of the gender wars. One of your articles provided some inspiration to my college thesis movie on veteran discrimination. I am streaming it on youtube. Hope you like it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y...h?v=Y6a- OgSCW8M


Gravatar Before you go and give up. You should check this site out: http://www.godstruthtous.com

Particulary the things about the calflicking (and other) churches of bullshit. God exists. He and Jesus are real. But they know the evil of the churches of men and of women.

Do not give up.


Gravatar You say: "In the end I realized that all of the time I spent scribbling here could have been better spent helping just one man recover from his bitter divorce."

All the time you've spent 'scribbling' HAS been well spent helping men. I feel your thoughts have made a better man out of me. They've opened my eyes to certain truths, they've given me new points of view to think about, and they've bought me closer to God. I can safely say I've benefited greatly from this site and your contributions to forums.

Even if you achieved nothing else, know at least that you made some men realise they aren't the only ones out there that think like this, that they aren't alone. That's priceless.

You haven't wasted your time or failed, Buster.

I'm disappointed to see that your writings - all of them, including some fine thoughts on faith - are vanishing and won't be able to help other men in the future, but in the end it's your choice.

God be with you, and thank you for all the help.


Gravatar Thank you, thank you, thank you.

Your site has been incredibly good for me in a very tough time. I've found it somehow comforting, and at one point would spend most weeks reading it. Occasionanlly someone comes along and articulates what a mass of people are thinking, and its so refreshing.

It's a shame you're taking it down, but I guess I knew you would sooner or later. I guess I understand your reasons, but I wondered if you had considered keeping it up and adding some context to it in additional writing. Maybe an extension on your thoughts.

Also, you say your time might have better spent helping someone directly. Well, I think writing these pieces and leaving them up has helped a great deal of people in ways it is difficult to measure.

You might not be a guru, or sociologist, but you've opened a lot of eyes.

There is the risk the people can focus on the negative, and I have in the past to a degree, but that's why I thought you might add a balance or perspective rather than take it down.

Anyway, whatever you do, good luck, and all the best.


Gravatar Dear Buster.
After hitting dead links on your site several times, I read your explanation for taking the site down.
I understand that you do. But I miss the words and opinions. While you may have your demons to cope with when it comes to women - so do I. And I could use your experiences to look at my own way of dealing with women, ex-girlfriends and so on. Though I also could be in at bit negative mood, I became wiser, too. Wiser in avoiding the many bad prospects amon women - and heck: There is a lot of them out there, be careful fellows!
And for now: I met this fine woman, who I care about. And she cares about me. She is bright, gentle and a caring and nice person. Luckyly she chose me, as I chose her. And I chose wisely, partly because I had your experiences to learn from and compare them with my own thoughts and way of handling things.
Bye, Buster. Hope to hear from you again. Some time, some place.
Best regards,
cop(enhagen)


Gravatar I don't share your politics, your religion, or your view about women (as a group ) being manipulative.

However, I thought your essay here was one of the best, most insightful pieces I have ever read on the web.

On a forum I regularly read there were several threads about male feminists and why they were so annoying. Women, feminists, and regular guys felt this way.

Being bored at work I started googling around on the topic and I found your essay "Male Feminists, Betrayal, and The Race for High Moral Ground" in soc.men on usenet.

It was articulate and helped to verbalize the vague disturbances I could not with these people. I've heard people dismiss them as seeking to get laid, which I never felt was precise. You hit the nail on the head on when you wrote they are seeking approval from women.

Wanting a better copy of the article I followed the url back here and read your essay.

The thoughts you have expressed are thoughts I have been having for a while. Right or wrong, you will never "win" arguments on the internet, you will however work yourself up, and use up a lot of time that could have been spent on more valuable things.

As someone who is trying to move away from being an internet addict your thoughts about feeling ashamed not at your content, but at the time you wasted ranting hit home.

Point taken.

I would like to thank you for writing both essays. The were thoughtful.

I wish you the best of luck in your life and your pursuits


Gravatar I have been married 10 years putting up with her mouth and inconsistent work ethic. While attending law school, i found myself studying with alot of women.(men are outnumbered 10 to 1)I have an outgoing personally. which has always been a problem for her. Now iam living for me and my kids and holding her accountable, she was withholding sex. she is jealous and didn't want change fellas get a life and respect your marriage. Enhance your life for you and your wife will come around or move on


Gravatar Glad to see the site is back up! This is a MUCH NEEDED resource for men who are tired of the lies and the mindgames that far too many women play!


Gravatar Hey BusterB;

At one point this page was done, in its place a statement by you saying that even though you stand by all of these opinions you think it is a horrible waste of the time to spend your time ranting about others on the internet.

Now this site is back up and you still have the anti-ranting message still up:
http://www.themenscenter.com/bus...og/ blogger.html

What gives?


Gravatar Busterb,
So many have said it before me, and most likely said it better; but thank you for your work. It was such a relief to find out I was not alone. I struggles with my own mind, trying to figure out what was wrong with my head, only to realize, thanks to you, it wasn't me at all. I'd been bamboozled by the feminist LOC (load of crap), and almost lost myself. You helped me get my head on straight. Sorry to hear you had to quite it. I understand why. Hope someday you'll post some followups for the guys committed to making these marginal marriages with the not completely crazy ones work. Cheers to you.


Gravatar Hi! I just wanted to thank you for your insightful information. I've had some close male friends and family as well who have been through breakups and divorce and it's very sad to see what men go through during a divorce. My parents were separated for 10 years before my mother passed away. I loved her dearly, but it was painful to see how much hate she had for my father. She held him in contempt for just about everything he did and did not do. I never shared this w/anyone until recently, about the moments I had w/my father where he'd call me to visit him. He was very depressed because of his shortcomings in life and how he could never satisfy my mother. He was a hard worker and gave ALL that he could to my mother. They had 2 houses and more material wealth than one could ever know. But still, none of that ever mattered. Later in life, after much self-work, I realized my mothers' misery had nothing to do with external things, rather, a lack of something (self-love) from within. That was priceless...but not something anyone could ever give to her other than herself. During one of my visits with my father, I told him that satisfaction and happiness didn't come through monetary gifts, rather than from within ones heart and who they are from within not by what they did or didn't do for one another.

I don't know where or when I attained these principles, courage or values of mine, but I think it was while living in another country when I was a little girl and going to church with my aunt who taught me much about family values and faith.

When my father reached the point of wanting to end his life I was almost at a loss and decided to make more frequent visits and invite him to dinner and for walks in the park. I loved him, not for what he could or couldn't do for me as a father/daughter, but for who he was inside. I realize today that there are many men who are controlled and abused by women and I think I have always feared getting married because I've never wanted to risk the chance of being loved for who I am from within verses not, for whatever sense that makes.

After my mother's passing, my father remarried to a wonderful woman from his native country and I have never, in my 40+ years seen him happier and more liberated than he is to be with his current wife of 13 years. God truly does give all of us 2nd chances and I'm happy that he gave my dad that...it means everything in the world to me just knowing his is with his best friend, companion and lover as husband and wife today.

Thank you again for such insightful information.


Gravatar you sound totally hot. I bet you have lots of dates. Maybe we could go out sometime. I don't have a college degree but I have lots of ambition and a great sense of humor and DDD breasts. I look forward to your response. xo


Gravatar I enjoyed your page; it was funny. It also made me feel guilty, because as a woman, I know myself to do some of these things.

But I think that they really apply to everyone-- most of my friends are guys, and I can't think of a single friend, male or female, who doesn't do at least one of these things. Perhaps your page should say "Stay away from people who behave like this..."

Also, to speak to some of the other comments:
Hating women isn't as attractive as men seem to think it is. Being realistic about your expectations-- expecting your woman to have flaws, and laughing when she does-- is extremely attractive. Thinking your woman is perfect is a surefire way to scare any normal girl off, because only the truly insane believe they aren't flawed.


Gravatar Thank you for proving me correct. The first time you betrayed my trust I was crushed from the inside – my father gave me a nice tarty backrub after calling me his daughter. Perhaps he should have believed me when I gave him so many justifications.

This is the second time you've betrayed my trust – for what? To find dirt on me?

Guess what? I'm not ashamed. This is me – the way I was made (body wise). This is the way I receive pleasure (sexual freedom?). At least I'm not enacting it on another human being. At least I'm not making them feel violated. I still didn't ask you for it, so you shouldn't have done what you did – touching me or telling others how they could touch me. You find my ANTICS funny? I bet yours are useless (get the pun?)

Watching me PERFORM gave you pleasure? It still doesn't give you the right to "reenact" things on me. And yes – there are sexual abusers and molesters in the world – I'll still have my "PARTIES".

Yeah I've had great "parties" (WHOO – HOO!) and no, I didn't think of any of you – I thought of this sweet guy who stands up for a girl without plotting from the internet how to "ignite" her. It's in a MOVIE, I saw it in a DREAM, and he was representing my CULTURE.

Actually, you tend to literature around you very personally.


Gravatar This is the way you bring the "WORLD'S TALLEST WOMAN" to the brink? Of what? None of this was ever about you. NEVER, NEVER would I have publicized what you did outside school. I just never wanted to talk to you. I was hurt, angry. But you were afraid. You kept forcing me to talk – you shouldn't have.

You talk of GUILT – despite everything I did willingly or unwillingly, I apologized SINCERELY. Neither did you ever acknowledge what you did nor did you ever say sorry.

Because I have exciting romps doesn't mean the people I work with are going to get any.

I hope you are very happy to "bring me to the brink". Here's what you've actually done – after years of feelings of anger and being violated, I was going to let it go and forgive. Not speak with you – but forgive. I've forgiven people who've done worse to me.

And now you've lost that. NOW IT'S OVER (Sound like a ballad?)


Gravatar I was never going to kill myself. I was never going to take "drastic measures". I feel full of LIFE (WELL, you know that by now).

There's no "drastic move" I'm going to make. If "THE COALITION" wants to impeach me on grounds of CHARACTER they can. What are they going to say? I don't do this to other people. If they want to humiliate me – please go ahead. Now it really doesn't make a difference (where's the privacy left?) – come one, come all, have a ball. Yes it would destroy my life for the public to know – I don't think you care. If you cared you wouldn't KNOW. Destroy it if it makes you feel better – you seem destroyed enough to go to such LENGTHS. Sorry (and that's all I'll be sorry for) – I'm neither dead, mad, amnesiac or "brought to the brink".

YOU know what being HONOURABLE means – not being watched by your FRIENDS.

This is the best GIFT I've ever received in my life – I'm HONOURED & BLESSED.

I've been REJECTED in life but I've never gone to this LIMIT. If I'm so dirty, why do you want to talk to me?

I'll still have CELEBRATIONS at FAREWELLS. I'll still be SCRICT when I have to. Sometimes life just gets ROUGH.

I'm not GUILTY but the fact that you went through all this trouble shows something else about you.

Here's the new meaning of INDEPENDENCE – I'm not talking to people I don't want to talk to. Yeah, I still consider myself MORALLY SUPERIOR – I'm a SEXY WOMAN OF GOD. No qualms, no regrets. I'm not hurting anybody.

Yeah, I consider myself a fast LEARNER – my BIOLOGY results hopefully will improve and give everyone a cause to have some MITHAI. I will still not be coerced into doing something I don't want to – I’m MENTALLY PREPARED.

Here's my CHOICE – I feel LIBERATED, now I have nothing to HIDE and can GROW AS A PERSON. How's that for INDEPENDENCE?

You still have no right to talk to me after misbehaving with me and not apologizing.

I was once told I'd be taught a lesson – guess what? I still haven't learnt my lesson.

I'm not changing my LANGUAGE, my MUSIC, my STYLE. I'm not "fighting it to the end". If the world thinks I'm a LAUGHING STOCK and a LOSER, a MICKEY MOUSE and a JOKER, it's fine by me. I can take REJECTION.

Thank you once again for "OPENING MY EYES". This is the last THANK YOU you'll get from me.

Eve was ashamed – I'm not – NO BURQAS.

FARE THEE WELL, "GENTLEMEN" and since I have no knowledge of TECHNOLOGY, now you'll see me only "THROUGH THE LOOKING GLASS".


Gravatar Yeah I have obsessive – compulsive disorder – I'll deal with it. I still don't need your HELP, especially in that regard.

No, I'm not GAY – and here's the biggest revelation in the world – I didn't stop anyone from kissing me – that was a LIE. If it was meant well, I would have been HONOURED.

Do you find this CONFESSIONAL "sarcastic"? Can't help it – I'm WITTY and known for my COMEBACKS. Sometimes people view this as TAUNTING.

Now you can PUNISH me – begin the IMPEACHMENT. My body is the temple of the HOLY SPIRIT, I am JESUS' CHILD, I will STAND UP (in another context, maybe even BIOLOGICALLY, wouldn't want to STUNT my HUMAN RIGHTS) for the poorest of the poor and the most oppressed. That of course depends on whether I'm not CRUCIFIED by that time.

CHARMING enough?


Gravatar ALL this, for astrology? I don't even BELIEVE in astrology. I believe in myself – LITERALLY!

My SOUL has been ENLARGED. I never thought I could feel so much FORGIVENESS. I LOVE the saying "And ye shall seek the TRUTH and the TRUTH shall set you FREE".

Here's another one – “FATHER, FORGIVE THEM FOR THEY KNOW NOT WHAT THEY DO.”

There's a TIME for everything and GOD is my ROCK.

He has carried me on EAGLE'S WINGS – HE'S ASLAN (THE LION – ROAR, ROAR!!!)

MY INDEPENDENCE DAY is going great.

I will hold my head high and STAND TALL – dirty jokers.

Back to my REFLECTIONS – I got work to do.

You're still a coward, you still lack COURAGE. Equality? Fairness?

I'd like to see your FACE and look you in the EYE. Then again maybe not.

So you were up to it before my apology – see GOD saved me.

DESTROY and HATE abusers, my PRAYERS are with you.


Gravatar Virus:
Whoever you are, take a deep breath, relax, and get some help. You're obviously having a hard time, but the rant above isn't going to help.

See family, friends, or someone more professional, but see someone to talk to.

All the best.


Gravatar Wobs,

Help has come - from GOD.


"Wobs -

Blown to sheesh kabobs!!!"


Gravatar Thanks for the good wishes though Wobs. You've always been thoroughly gentlemanly, if in the clutches of stupidity. (That's an analysis, not an insult)

I already have someone HIGHLY QUALIFIED to talk to - this makes the people who WANT to talk to ME very JEALOUS.

Keep being the wonderful human being you are – someday you'll come out of the clutches of mischief.

Adieu




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