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Giving up is a personal process but the result is the same for everyone
People give up in different ways. The process looks different but the starting point of the journey and the destination are the same for everyone: a person begins to decline in wellness, often not realizing they are on a downward slope. The end result will be giving up on themselves, the true “bottom” people with…
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What’s the last day of prison like? My Successful Quora.com answer linked.
https://www.quora.com/profile/Lessons-From-Harvard-to-Handcuffs-in-Hawaii/https-www-quora-com-Whats-it-like-serving-the-last-day-of-a-long-prison-sentence-Are-you-treated-differently-by-the-ot?ch=99&oid=52202429&share=9ec1f1d0&srid=1LASI&target_type=post I write as an expert in prison, coping with incarceration, addiction, overcoming, self improvement. If the allow me to be one if 22 contributors to one of the psychology threads with 65K followers, that’d be a coup. I think the exposure will set the stage for successfully monetizing my writing. Check me out in…
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Clients were normal, not weirdos–one of the biggest surprises according to sex workers
Unsavory characters is the expectation I was watching one of my beloved forensics shows and the narrator intoned that when a call girl gets murdered there’s a huge pool of degenerate clients who were potential suspects. According to interviews I have done and my own memory, I would have said there’s a huge pool of…
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