Anonymous ID: 49def6 June 18, 2019, 10:05 a.m. No.6780421   🗄️.is đź”—kun   >>0445

.>>6779973

how did she not see her young son, 8, for 5 1/2 months….for a job. not military service, or illness, she chose not to see him. not even for a few hrs here and there….nada.

by choice…..can't get with that

Anonymous ID: 49def6 June 18, 2019, 10:21 a.m. No.6780520   🗄️.is đź”—kun

>>6780425

i thought knees shaking out of fear was a myth, a joke until it happened to me, when i was in my 20's. i was walking home very early morning hrs from the night before. i parked my car and was walking towards my house when i turned around and saw a dog following me. having been bitten by one when i was a child it really scared me. i continued to walk and started climbing the long stairs to my front door, i looked back and saw he was following me up. now that i'm not scared of dogs i can say that he wasn't aggressive in any way, but my fear overwhelmed me then, to the point where my knees got wobbly and started shaking. i could barely walk those few steps to my door and open the door because my hands were shaking so much. so just attesting to the fact that you can be overwhelmed by fear to the point of not being able to control your body.

 

i also remember watching the first trade center tower coming down with everyone in my office out the window with everyone screaming and crying, realizing that i was grinding my fists into the guy standing in front of me (who i didn't know) and watching my hands like they weren't a part of me, completely detached from me and unable to stop. intense fear can fuck you up