Messages By: msvicki90

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January 30, 2008, 10:52 am PST

Baggy Pants

There are so many important  things going on in our world and we're really worried about boys dressing like pre-schoolers?

 

I just laugh at these kids and go about my business.  Every generation has a look or style that is construed as gangster dress.  You know the old saying, "The more things change, the more they stay the same'.  I know a sure way to make 'em pull their drawers up-- teenage girls need to start talking LOUDLY about how they miss seeing a guys butt--about how those baggy pants turn them off.  lol 

 

Also, I find it curious that girls have worn hip huggers and sometimes pubic huggers, for quite some time, and no gov't action has been proposed.  And what about the 'whale tales' we're exposed to when those girls bend over?  Does society try to crucify them?  Nope.  We make sit-coms showing guys drooling over them. 

 

Talk about double standards.  We need to stop letting the gov't get so involved in our lives.  We're becoming more and more like Russia when it was under communist rule.  Be very afraid.

 
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April 26, 2008, 10:46 am PDT

Sister Hoarder

My sister has been a hoarder from a very early age.  We shared a room as kids and her side of the room was always chaos.  We are, and have always been, polar opposites in that respect.  I find it hard to breathe when there's clutter and she finds it comforting.

 When she married her hoarding didn't stop.  Until just recently, they lived in a single wide trailer.  It was so packed that there were 'goat' trails in it to get through from one room to another.  She had anmials, too, and the smell was horrendous!  Once, she got very angry at a repair man who told her that her home was a health hazard. 

Our parents died within two yearsof each other and she inherited the house we grew up in.  It is substantially larger than her trailer,and has a basement.  She's 56 now, and I'm 49.  We live over 2000 miles apart, but I know she still hoards.  While they've been moving their things into the house, her husband has suggested it would be a perfect time to go through stuff and get rid of things. She balks and says that if she threw stuff out he would no doubt come to find out HE needed it and get mad a her. 

She takes no responsibility for her actions and doesn't see a problem at  all.

Our parents were always worried about her hoarding, too.  But she is very defensive about it and they would never bring it up to her.  Same goes for me.  I would so like to know why she hoards.  We had some lean times as kids, but we never had to go without.  Why does she do it?

 

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