@izzythepush,
izzythepush wrote:I don't think it's any more drastic, (dramatic is a better word),
than saying that their father's life is over.
Well, if he is imprisoned for years and his career is ended,
then I can see where that figurative characterization is reasonable.
His choice 'd probably be either to live as a Bowery bum or to commit suicide.
izzythepush wrote:And their father is just a ******* nonce anyway.
I don 't know what a nonce is,
but if he had been cawt ******* on the plane,
I don 't believe that he 'd be imprisoned for years.
He 'd have been safer if he had been (consensually) *******
than looking at his computer,
but let 's back up for perspective:
in 2005, I was in the hospital for intestinal surgery.
1 nite, some guy took my picture from behind,
while I was in my room wearing a hospital gown, open in back.
I thawt that it was a stupid n perverted thing to do, but
I assure u that
it was a lot better than getting killed
( addressing your remark qua the children's lives being over ).
Tho I was
surprized at the great flash of white light from behind,
that event has meant very little to me. Shoud I
CARE about that now?
Do u recommend that I become emotionally upset about it ?
By what reasoning do u believe that it is so intensely important??
As a person who has cyber-known u, and look upon u with good will,
I 'd rather hear that someone took your picture
instead of
murdering u. Perhaps the people who care for u agree ?
David