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The Not-So-Fine Taste of Whine |
Apr 21, 2008 |
I just don’t know what I’d do if I didn’t have license to whine about outrageous fortunes, betrayals, hurts, slights, annoyances, or just a bad-hair day. I generally prescribe somewhere between a day and a half to five days of pure outright whining, simpering, and downright self-indulgent “poor me” time. I consider it a kind of cathartic experience.
Whining allows for some venting of reasonable and righteous pain, disappointment, fear, frustration, or frank rage. I’m all for whining as a relatively benign form for the expression of furiously negative emotions — it’s much better than battery or booze.
It is staying stuck in whining mode that can become a short-term or lifelong serious problem. It’s healthy to vent occasionally, but endless rumination on the negative keeps you paralyzed in misery, reinforces hopelessness, and demoralizes those around you, who feel completely helpless to bring any happiness back into your life.
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In Marriage, ‘Great Sex’ Can Be a Reward |
Mar 21, 2008 |
Jamie Lynn Spears is an example of wrong sex. Only halfway through her teens, she has had an ongoing lover.
I feel sorry for the children of America who are bombarded by images of inappropriate sexuality and out-of-control freedom — because they will come to believe they’re entitled to the same.
I feel sorry for those whose childhoods are robbed of innocence by parents who are negligent or voyeuristic.
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