… of “sinfull” women who have sustained TBI. It just occurred to me (I can be slow on the uptake) that people might use this information about people who have had brain injuries against the women who have survived them, basically using their limitations against them in the most degrading way.
Shame on you, if you do such a thing.
Shame.
It’s not uncommon for women — and men — to be preyed upon after they have sustained a limiting injury. And it’s not uncommon for people to cruelly use others who have some sort of cognitive limitation(s). It’s sick beyond belief and profoundly disgusting, but there it is.
If you’re a woman reading this, keep in mind that certain men will do such things — they’ll try to play to your “sinfull” side for their own sick jollies. Certainly, not all men do this, but some will. It’s been documented all too often in the court system.
So beware, if you’ve sustained a head injury. There are plenty of predators out there who will take advantage of others. By all means, don’t expect telling them you’ve had a TBI to make things any easier — or safer.
I suppose the same thing can be said for/about men. People prey on people, regardless of gender.
But since people have been winding up at this blog after searching on “sinfull women with tbi”, I just thought I’d finish the thought I had.
… of “sinfull” women who have sustained TBI. It just occurred to me (I can be slow on the uptake) that people might use this information about people who have had brain injuries against the women who have survived them, basically using their limitations against them in the most degrading way.
Shame on you, if you do such a thing.
Shame.
It’s not uncommon for women — and men — to be preyed upon after they have sustained a limiting injury. And it’s not uncommon for people to cruelly use others who have some sort of cognitive limitation(s). It’s sick beyond belief and profoundly disgusting, but there it is.
If you’re a woman reading this, keep in mind that certain men will do such things — they’ll try to play to your “sinfull” side for their own sick jollies. Certainly, not all men do this, but some will. It’s been documented all too often in the court system.
So beware, if you’ve sustained a head injury. There are plenty of predators out there who will take advantage of others. By all means, don’t expect telling them you’ve had a TBI to make things any easier — or safer.
I suppose the same thing can be said for/about men. People prey on people, regardless of gender.
But since people have been winding up at this blog after searching on “sinfull women with tbi”, I just thought I’d finish the thought I had.
… of “sinfull” women who have sustained TBI. It just occurred to me (I can be slow on the uptake) that people might use this information about people who have had brain injuries against the women who have survived them, basically using their limitations against them in the most degrading way.
Shame on you, if you do such a thing.
Shame.
It’s not uncommon for women — and men — to be preyed upon after they have sustained a limiting injury. And it’s not uncommon for people to cruelly use others who have some sort of cognitive limitation(s). It’s sick beyond belief and profoundly disgusting, but there it is.
If you’re a woman reading this, keep in mind that certain men will do such things — they’ll try to play to your “sinfull” side for their own sick jollies. Certainly, not all men do this, but some will. It’s been documented all too often in the court system.
So beware, if you’ve sustained a head injury. There are plenty of predators out there who will take advantage of others. By all means, don’t expect telling them you’ve had a TBI to make things any easier — or safer.
I suppose the same thing can be said for/about men. People prey on people, regardless of gender.
But since people have been winding up at this blog after searching on “sinfull women with tbi”, I just thought I’d finish the thought I had.
… of “sinfull” women who have sustained TBI. It just occurred to me (I can be slow on the uptake) that people might use this information about people who have had brain injuries against the women who have survived them, basically using their limitations against them in the most degrading way.
Shame on you, if you do such a thing.
Shame.
It’s not uncommon for women — and men — to be preyed upon after they have sustained a limiting injury. And it’s not uncommon for people to cruelly use others who have some sort of cognitive limitation(s). It’s sick beyond belief and profoundly disgusting, but there it is.
If you’re a woman reading this, keep in mind that certain men will do such things — they’ll try to play to your “sinfull” side for their own sick jollies. Certainly, not all men do this, but some will. It’s been documented all too often in the court system.
So beware, if you’ve sustained a head injury. There are plenty of predators out there who will take advantage of others. By all means, don’t expect telling them you’ve had a TBI to make things any easier — or safer.
I suppose the same thing can be said for/about men. People prey on people, regardless of gender.
But since people have been winding up at this blog after searching on “sinfull women with tbi”, I just thought I’d finish the thought I had.