I wanted to say hello and that I'm so glad to be allowed membership into this forum. I feel this is an important group and would like to attract members if I can. And I feel I certainly will be able to do that.
Right now I am fighting the State of Vermont for the right to live in the same home with my husband. We've been separated for over a month over a trivial issue that occured when my husband called the police to try to do the right thing since I had been triggered into an episode of PTSD from a previous life of over 20 years ago when I was raped and stalked by a true psychopath.
Vermont, liberal as it is, has a strong pro-feminist political agenda to make domestic issues issues that involve all of society. I have written to Cathy about what is happening to me.
Since I also have MS I am very tired. I will tell my story soon in the free for all. Right now I'm concerned about what a tough opponent we are facing, how seriously out of hand things have become with male-hatred in our society. I watch movies and my husband and I are both artists. He is learning film and I will be too.
When my particular domestic "abuse" case is clear, I will be able to focus on writing about this with some more clarity. Right now I am half out of my mind with fear and anger that this could have happened. Maybe I needed a wake up call.
I thought I was a feminist. Now I understand what is happening. Understanding mostly intuitively now, I will focus my thoughts later. I am reading Cathy's book, Ceasefire, and will plow through all the articles in this forum. But it will take me some time. I am very sick right now.
Interestingly, none of my "victims advocates" seem to be concerned about me. Their agenda is to put my husband through what I feel is a mind-control program, behavioralist feminist run program that has even men thinking it is the program of the year. The statistics that this program is even effective are not good and my confidentiality is challenged every time my husband goes into a class. He has to fight to keep my confidence. This is a very small town.
Sorry if I'm not making sense right now. I am just so glad to be here. More soon.
Right now I am fighting the State of Vermont for the right to live in the same home with my husband. We've been separated for over a month over a trivial issue that occured when my husband called the police to try to do the right thing since I had been triggered into an episode of PTSD from a previous life of over 20 years ago when I was raped and stalked by a true psychopath.
Vermont, liberal as it is, has a strong pro-feminist political agenda to make domestic issues issues that involve all of society. I have written to Cathy about what is happening to me.
Since I also have MS I am very tired. I will tell my story soon in the free for all. Right now I'm concerned about what a tough opponent we are facing, how seriously out of hand things have become with male-hatred in our society. I watch movies and my husband and I are both artists. He is learning film and I will be too.
When my particular domestic "abuse" case is clear, I will be able to focus on writing about this with some more clarity. Right now I am half out of my mind with fear and anger that this could have happened. Maybe I needed a wake up call.
I thought I was a feminist. Now I understand what is happening. Understanding mostly intuitively now, I will focus my thoughts later. I am reading Cathy's book, Ceasefire, and will plow through all the articles in this forum. But it will take me some time. I am very sick right now.
Interestingly, none of my "victims advocates" seem to be concerned about me. Their agenda is to put my husband through what I feel is a mind-control program, behavioralist feminist run program that has even men thinking it is the program of the year. The statistics that this program is even effective are not good and my confidentiality is challenged every time my husband goes into a class. He has to fight to keep my confidence. This is a very small town.
Sorry if I'm not making sense right now. I am just so glad to be here. More soon.
Best of luck to you.
