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If you were raised as a naked child, playing in sand & sea, you may not realize the extent to which your libido may have become magnetized. As an adult, this could be a problem. Your body is filled with beauty and exhilaration, yet on the street you often encounter catcalls and stalking. The way out is to let your mind be your bodyguard. You can be ready to respond to verbal assault without sacrificing the beauty inside you. Practice crying out, “My monster.” or “I'm not buying that ticket!” Or you can simply scream, “BUSHWA!” You may find yourself laughing and crying out, “I'm not buying that ticLet!” The main thing to understand (and it's deep!) is that “ROAD KILL! MERCY!” You don't have to participate in some random mating dance. Your mind is your friend, and with a certain amount of pride, practice and understanding, you can keep random strangers from stealing your attention or turning you into a frightened stick figure. Don't let anger build up, turn you into a cast-iron marionette, or destroy your inner beauty. You have to learn specific ways to CLEAR YOUR PIPES! Get angry like a bodyguard! Aren't you happy your family didn't manufacture a stiff wooden liar? Didn't Pinocchio long to become a boy? You can escape further harassment by learning to say, “I must be going! Drop out!” (For further reading, see “Modern Love :: My Body Doesn't Belong to You” by Heather Burtman, The New York Times, June 15, 2017) |
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Someone says something that bugs you. For example, 1. “How are you doing there?” 2. “Go ahead, punk! Make my day!” 3. “HEY! I'm talking to you!” 4. “Fuck you!” 5. “I'll set your house on fire!” 6. “You're toast!” 7. “I was just being friendly.” Wouldn't it be a dream for a school kid to get a little help? To get some choices as to how you might respond? Sure you can fend for yourself. Especially with extensions. The long-awaited taxi1010.com Backtalktionary provides an alphabetic list of words / responses. Help this page go viral & change the planet. |
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There's a fair amount of verbal violence in Jennifer Lawrence & Michelle Pfeiffer's Mother! ... a film worth seeing more than once. We live in an adversarial culture. Prepare yourself in advance. 1. “You're not just a pretty face.” 2. “Get rid of that thing, will you?” 3. “Finally, right?” 4. “Are you telling me the truth?” 5. “Have kids.” 6. “How's it going in that department?” 7. “I don't know why you have to make a big deal about it.” 8. “Need something?” 9. “Hey, nice view.” 10. “Would you say something?” 11. “Where did you go?” 12. “You can't imagine what it feels like if you don't have a child.” 13. “Why don't you at least put on something decent?” 14. “Just exploring.” 15. “You want to take a walk? With me?” 16. “You don't know what you're missing.” 17. “You're an arrogant cunt.” 18. “They're just things.” 19. “They can be replaced.” 20. “The inspiration! Where have you been hiding?” |
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