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Here is
where I will post my most commonly asked questions I get in my
e-mail.
Q)
Are you single?
A)
My status shouldn't matter since I don't meet people online for
personal relationships and I don't make exceptions.
Q)
Can we meet in person?
A)
Only if you are willing to meet a friend or family member first.
9-10 offers I get for "legitimate" work turn out to be bogus once
I ask the individual to first meet with someone else. I'm
not so stupid as to show up thinking you need me to do something
constructive when instead getting into my pants is all you have in
mind.
Q)
Would you be willing to move abroad?
A) I
cannot. My family is here and they need me. Even if I
had the means to move abroad, I couldn't just up and go.
There is too much here that I'm responsible for that can only be
done by me.
Q)
Why did you do this site?
A) I
have strong opinions and I want to express them. It's the
same as anyone else out there with a blog site. Hopefully I
can make a positive difference in the lives of women (and even
some men) who read about my life and see how I deal with problems.
I hope it helps to educate them in how they may approach their own
problems.
Q)
What are your goals for the site?
A)
Hopefully to have thousands of daily readers or at least those who
check back once or twice each week.
Q) Why did
you work in a call center?
A) Jobs
here are hard to find. Most of my friends work here too, so
it's not all bad. Plus I don't take many calls since I
function more as a trainer and a consultant. If I took many calls personally,
I'd probably lose my mind. Obviously I could find a higher
paying job working in the "grey" areas around here, but then I'd
lose my self-respect. To some people, pride is more
important as well as getting up in the morning and being able to
look at yourself in the mirror.
Q) Who
takes your pictures?
A) I
get them done at studios near my residence. It's a hobby of
mine to take photos now that I'm in shape after busting my butt
for months in the gym. Future photos will be also from the
studio as well as digital camera pictures I'll use to help me
narrate my life.
Q) Do you
have a book of a similar title of your website?
A) Nope.
That book was by a writer by the name of Vickie Nam. I hope
to inspire young women (and even men) like she attempted to do
before. My goal is to help people overcome their shyness and
learn that while the world looks complicated, it really is not so.
Q) Why do
you bash activists and lawyers?
99% of people in the world are simple and wish to live in peace.
That peace is usually disrupted by the greedy, the criminals, the activists, and the(ir) lawyers. Actually, all four usually are
indistinguishable, at least to me. Again, this is a
generalization. There are honest lawyers in the world, but
I've met only one so far...most I know have cheated or destroyed
the lives of both their clients and those people they've been
tasked to chase. There are also well-meaning activists.
But the ones I've met in my life tend to shout down their
opponents, or use lawyers to strong-arm and intimidate to get
their way. I believe that everything can be worked out with
negotiation...depending, of course, on the fact that both parties
are mature and intelligent. The key is the word
"negotiation". People tell me that I sound like a veiled
activist. I'll say that yes, I do share many views that
modern activists may jump for, but the problem is that the issue
is never that "cut and dry". There's always two sides to
every story, and once many activists understand that you should be
careful what you wish for, it's too late because they've caused
more harm than good in "fixing" the problem. As temped as I
am sometimes to denounce something and start marching in the
streets, cooler heads prevail and I realize that I'm only standing
in the way of things being worked out on their own due to public
opinion. If activists try to force the issue, often times
their cause is branded by the public as one reserved for the
patrons of the nut-house. Instead of the problem fixing
itself, the problem becomes worse than it ever was before...all
out of spite. In addition, those who often act in an
activist manner leads them to be on the receiving end of
investigations and accusations through the people that they
oppose. Almost everyone has a skeleton in their closet, and
your cause is not worth your life...at least not mine anyway.
I can't do any good if I'm dead.
More to
come...
Due to
(surprisingly) popular demand: How you can contribute to my
website.

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