The proof is obvious that society has progressed overall throughout history in their views and postulations on women’s rights. Even more obvious is the inherent shift in the male/female dynamic that has accompanied this emergence of independent ladies. But it is not as rosy and victorious as would appear from the surface, much like the … Continue reading How Feminism Has Backfired
Personal Empowerment
How to Lose a Debate with a Liberal… On Purpose.
This will probably come as a huge shock to many who know me now, but I was once, not too terribly long ago, a hardcore conservative. The only channel I watched on TV, ever, was Fox News. I even had this little poster that said “Republican Girls Are Hotter.” Now to shock and amaze the … Continue reading How to Lose a Debate with a Liberal… On Purpose.
Always Be Prepared to Walk Away, Part 2
The ability to always be prepared to walk away is found in two places. First and foremost it is found in an unwavering faith that your needs will always be fulfilled. You must know and believe that God and His Infinite Universe are there to surround you and protect you, guide you and bless you. … Continue reading Always Be Prepared to Walk Away, Part 2
Not all who wander are lost.” -J.R.R. Tolkein
“Why does everyone in my life always worry about me?!” She thinks, humored by the bold truth that provoked a mischievous laugh. That she was me. And everyone in my life is worried about me. And that makes me laugh. Not a mean laugh, just an if-they-only-knew-how-okay-I-really-am laugh. Life is pretty straightforward for some people. … Continue reading Not all who wander are lost.” -J.R.R. Tolkein
Always, ALWAYS, Be Prepared to Walk Away, Part 1
In my two years as a car salesman I attended countless seminars, training sessions, and “inspirational” meetings. And by inspirational I mean a bunch of great sounding mumbo jumbo that really made no sense to me whatsoever. I sucked at negotiating, I knew it, and I had no idea how to fix it. I listened … Continue reading Always, ALWAYS, Be Prepared to Walk Away, Part 1
Kimber Fountain 