I actually follow politics very little, for the most part it doesn't entertain me. I keep up a bit but that's about it. Politics aren't a thing that really make anyone happy, hence I just steer away from it.
Sorry to hear your case didn't see much if any justice come out of it.
Guess I'm curious why you're interested in law, is it related to this at all, or is it separate?
I'm just curious what political issues you're referring to, I'm an American, but your profile says you are, too, so I imagine they would affect me as well.
Sounds like that was rough, but you're doing better now, it sounds like? I can imagine being in that position honestly.
I can't remember much of the experience when I was in Kindergarten anymore, honestly, I just remember one of the teachers touched me where he shouldn't have, long enough that it was clearly inappropriate/intentional; obviously if it was an accidental brushing, it would be different, but it just wasn't one of those cases, it was clearly intentional. We got the police involved, the guy was let go, but they didn't have anything on him really, so unfortunately we couldn't get him arrested or anything. Me and my father saw him in public years later like, staring at the ground for extended periods, it was only then that it made sense that he probably was pretty far gone mentally, honestly.
Hmm, without more details I can't really get a good picture of what that relationship was like, but it stands to reason that neither of you were really happy, though. For quite a while now, I've felt that you have to be able to support yourself to support another, and you have to love yourself to love someone else. I know that sounds a bit cheesy in some regards, but I do think it rings true.
Interesting how a relationship brings two people so close, yet, afterwards, it's like it never happened. Usually more malice left over than nostalgia. (Not saying that you're doing this, btw)
Sorry to hear about that. I had a similar but probably less escalated experience at around the same age at a kindergarden I went to. It was traumatic for me at the time, but I got over it pretty quickly.
And no worries, I have been enjoying talking to you, so no need to apologize!
Obviously best of luck with not falling into the same dumb credit transfer/loss trap garbage that I did, most people don't end up running into trouble with it like I did, though, so you're probably fine I imagine.
Life happens, after all, I also see no shame in the past, which includes mistakes you make as long as you learn from them instead of repeating them.
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I actually follow politics very little, for the most part it doesn't entertain me. I keep up a bit but that's about it. Politics aren't a thing that really make anyone happy, hence I just steer away from it.
Sorry to hear your case didn't see much if any justice come out of it.
Guess I'm curious why you're interested in law, is it related to this at all, or is it separate?
Hey, no worries!
I'm just curious what political issues you're referring to, I'm an American, but your profile says you are, too, so I imagine they would affect me as well.
Sounds like that was rough, but you're doing better now, it sounds like? I can imagine being in that position honestly.
I can't remember much of the experience when I was in Kindergarten anymore, honestly, I just remember one of the teachers touched me where he shouldn't have, long enough that it was clearly inappropriate/intentional; obviously if it was an accidental brushing, it would be different, but it just wasn't one of those cases, it was clearly intentional. We got the police involved, the guy was let go, but they didn't have anything on him really, so unfortunately we couldn't get him arrested or anything. Me and my father saw him in public years later like, staring at the ground for extended periods, it was only then that it made sense that he probably was pretty far gone mentally, honestly.
Noticed you hadn't replied for a bit, so I thought I'd give you a bump! Hope you're doing okay :)
Hmm, without more details I can't really get a good picture of what that relationship was like, but it stands to reason that neither of you were really happy, though. For quite a while now, I've felt that you have to be able to support yourself to support another, and you have to love yourself to love someone else. I know that sounds a bit cheesy in some regards, but I do think it rings true.
Interesting how a relationship brings two people so close, yet, afterwards, it's like it never happened. Usually more malice left over than nostalgia. (Not saying that you're doing this, btw)
Sorry to hear about that. I had a similar but probably less escalated experience at around the same age at a kindergarden I went to. It was traumatic for me at the time, but I got over it pretty quickly.
And no worries, I have been enjoying talking to you, so no need to apologize!
You're fine if you feel like sharing, feel free!
Obviously best of luck with not falling into the same dumb credit transfer/loss trap garbage that I did, most people don't end up running into trouble with it like I did, though, so you're probably fine I imagine.
Life happens, after all, I also see no shame in the past, which includes mistakes you make as long as you learn from them instead of repeating them.