[Celtic Conservative]

As a sheriffs deputy and in my current job I've seen that kind of look on women before, and without fail, they've all been VERY nutty. One I recall smashed out her own picture window and then tried to blame the kids down the street for it. When her story didn't hold up to much scrutiny she tried to commit suicide.

P.S. I know I probably shouldn't speak in generalities, but this woman was in the mental health field. The majority of people who I recall from college and later who were involved in mental health were some of the most dysfunctional people I'd ever met. This lady is doing little to dispel that image for me.FWIW

[Kay Ludlow]

but this woman was in the mental health field.

I with you there. Most (but not all) of the people I knew who majored in Psychology in college were looking for answers to their own problems. Once they graduate, they get work in the mental health/social work field and are still messed up. They're the ones accusing parents of abuse for giving their 5 year old a spank...

[Stoat]

As a sheriffs deputy and in my current job I've seen that kind of look on women before, and without fail, they've all been VERY nutty. One I recall smashed out her own picture window and then tried to blame the kids down the street for it. When her story didn't hold up to much scrutiny she tried to commit suicide.

P.S. I know I probably shouldn't speak in generalities, but this woman was in the mental health field. The majority of people who I recall from college and later who were involved in mental health were some of the most dysfunctional people I'd ever met. This lady is doing little to dispel that image for me.FWIW

Interesting!  And thanks for your service to your community   :-)

I haven't knowingly had contact with mental health workers, but I dated three women who were spectacularly beautiful, very intelligent Psychology majors.

They were the most dysfunctional, screwed-up women that I have ever encountered in my life.

(((sigh)))

As a sheriffs deputy and in my current job I've seen that kind of look on women before, and without fail, they've all been VERY nutty. One I recall smashed out her own picture window and then tried to blame the kids down the street for it. When her story didn't hold up to much scrutiny she tried to commit suicide.

P.S. I know I probably shouldn't speak in generalities, but this woman was in the mental health field. The majority of people who I recall from college and later who were involved in mental health were some of the most dysfunctional people I'd ever met. This lady is doing little to dispel that image for me.FWIW