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Submission to “Try Again”: 59 Of The Most Brutally Clever Comebacks We Can All Take Notes From (New Pics)
Submission to “Try Again”: 59 Of The Most Brutally Clever Comebacks We Can All Take Notes From (New Pics)
Not maybe as old as other discoveries, but I'm consistently disturbed by all of the children they are finding buried at old residential schools across Canada and the United States. Thousands and Thousands of children. Buried and hidden from history until now.
Submission to 73 Times Archaeologists Dug Up Something Truly Chilling
Submission to 73 Times Archaeologists Dug Up Something Truly Chilling
Mine seem trivial after reading the other stories here, but they sure felt cruel to me, so here you go.
My ex and I used to do custody exchanges in a parking lot halfway between our homes. One day early in the divorce proceedings, my 3 year old accidentally locked my van doors before getting in her dad's car, and I got locked out. My ex had a spare key on him, but instead of unlocking my car, he said "you reap what you sow, I guess," and drove off with the kids, leaving me stranded. It was 96 degrees, and the nearest store was closed. If I hadn't had my phone in my pocket, I would have been screwed. I had to call the police to come unlock my car, and they almost refused because the title was in my ex's name. Thankfully, I had a copy of the court order on my phone saying that I had use of the vehicle. My poor kids spent the whole day with their dad worried that I was still sitting in the hot parking lot, because he told them I had no way to get home.
Later in the divorce, when he was trying to "prove" that I was unstable and an unfit mother, he found one of my old journals (I had left with only what I could fit in my van, so most of my things were still in our house) and entered it as evidence in court. So I had to listen to them read all my depressed 17 year old thoughts and feelings in court, in front of both my family and his family. Ultimately the judge and other court officials agreed that a 20 year old journal had absolutely no bearing on my parenting abilities or current mental state, but the whole point was cruelty, and in that he succeeded. The guardian ad litem, who had to go through the whole thing because it was entered as evidence, said she felt dirty reading it because it was such an unnecessary violation.
I'm so glad I'm not his wife anymore.
My ex and I used to do custody exchanges in a parking lot halfway between our homes. One day early in the divorce proceedings, my 3 year old accidentally locked my van doors before getting in her dad's car, and I got locked out. My ex had a spare key on him, but instead of unlocking my car, he said "you reap what you sow, I guess," and drove off with the kids, leaving me stranded. It was 96 degrees, and the nearest store was closed. If I hadn't had my phone in my pocket, I would have been screwed. I had to call the police to come unlock my car, and they almost refused because the title was in my ex's name. Thankfully, I had a copy of the court order on my phone saying that I had use of the vehicle. My poor kids spent the whole day with their dad worried that I was still sitting in the hot parking lot, because he told them I had no way to get home.
Later in the divorce, when he was trying to "prove" that I was unstable and an unfit mother, he found one of my old journals (I had left with only what I could fit in my van, so most of my things were still in our house) and entered it as evidence in court. So I had to listen to them read all my depressed 17 year old thoughts and feelings in court, in front of both my family and his family. Ultimately the judge and other court officials agreed that a 20 year old journal had absolutely no bearing on my parenting abilities or current mental state, but the whole point was cruelty, and in that he succeeded. The guardian ad litem, who had to go through the whole thing because it was entered as evidence, said she felt dirty reading it because it was such an unnecessary violation.
I'm so glad I'm not his wife anymore.
Submission to 46 Divorce Lawyers Share Stories So Messed Up They Still Haunt Them Today
Submission to 46 Divorce Lawyers Share Stories So Messed Up They Still Haunt Them Today
BrownEyedGrrl 5 days ago
Why is there a missing poster when it was known they were in a hotel? Also, f*** you Tawnia for murdering your child.
Submission to “Try Again”: 59 Of The Most Brutally Clever Comebacks We Can All Take Notes From (New Pics)
Submission to “Try Again”: 59 Of The Most Brutally Clever Comebacks We Can All Take Notes From (New Pics)
In 2016/2017, they unearthed something like 900+ remains of babies who died or were k****d by nuns in Tuam (two-um) Galway, Ireland. It was the septic tank of an old site where a laundry used to be.
This is a place you were sent if you'd a baby out of wedlock or your family cared too much about how the neighbours thought of them. You washed clothes until you have birth and your baby went to an orphanage. Wealthy Irish, British and American couples came to help the poor babies who's mother was well and alive in the laundry. Obviously sadly some babies never made it to the orphanage.
I always say it. Priests are now known to have done horrific things but the nuns are worse. They hide things and do things like Tuam.
This is a place you were sent if you'd a baby out of wedlock or your family cared too much about how the neighbours thought of them. You washed clothes until you have birth and your baby went to an orphanage. Wealthy Irish, British and American couples came to help the poor babies who's mother was well and alive in the laundry. Obviously sadly some babies never made it to the orphanage.
I always say it. Priests are now known to have done horrific things but the nuns are worse. They hide things and do things like Tuam.
Submission to 73 Times Archaeologists Dug Up Something Truly Chilling
Submission to 73 Times Archaeologists Dug Up Something Truly Chilling
StrangeOne 5 days ago (edited)
"you had" It was called Bon Secours Mother and Baby Home. Ran from 1925-1961. Nuns were not allowed to actually tend to the births until 1936. So, no help for the birthing mothers and their babies, as they were not allowed to go to the hospital or go home for the birth. A maternity was built in 1929, though. However, the babies were forcibly kept separate from the mothers, so they could be adopted. The mothers had no say if they wanted to keep their child. Illegal adoptions were common there. The work the mothers did was unpaid and considered in favor of the "services" of the nuns. In 1947, inspectors found children and babies were malnourished, too thin and not thriving. but the investigation determined it wasn't a diet or care issue from the nuns, apparently. In 2012, Catherine Corless dug up death certificates stating deaths caused by TB, measles, whopping cough, influenza, convulsions, malnutrition (marasmus). Only 2 children were buried in marked graves. The rest in unmarked graves, like the septic tank.
Submission to 49 Times Women Brilliantly Shut Down Men’s Creepy Advances (New Pics)
Submission to 49 Times Women Brilliantly Shut Down Men’s Creepy Advances (New Pics)
BeesEelsAndPups 2 days ago (edited)
I will sell you my used underwear for $50. I've got some with holes in them, I'll take $75 for those. For $100 I'll add some streaking, that will get that man stench good and rancid