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Read a book. Go outside. Play a video game. Watch a movie. Listen to music. Write a story.

Literally anything but this.

The girl has Narcissistic Personality Disorder.(Not sure if she's been officially diagnosed and I'm not a licensed psychologist/psychiatrist.) But she does exhibit the signs. She lacked empathy for her boyfriend's situation. She was definitely rude and abusive toward him. She wants attention. She wants the spotlight on her at all times. And what better way to get attention than to be a grieving girlfriend? But a personality disorder does not mean that she's excused from her actions. She still knows the difference between right and wrong.

There's a part in the court documents where it says that Conrad got out of his truck with the generator and Michelle told him to get back in. She kept goading him to do it. He was making attempts to have regular conversations with her and yet she'd always be 'When are you gonna do it? It's gotta be tonight'.

And if a depressed person with suicidal thoughts hears the underlying message of 'Why don't you just kill yourself? The world would be better off and you'd be in a better place.' Then it just kind of eats away at their will to live. She might not have outright said it but she unquestioningly goaded him into it and made sure he went through with it. He kind of sounded like he didn't want to go through with it. Because a suicidal person usually won't worry about what will happen to their family or friends.

As for her parents denying that their daughter did a crime, a person with a Personality Disorder wouldn't necessarily act like one might expect. And she wouldn't have sought out a therapist because this is her personality. 'Yeah, she acts up towards us every now and again. But what teenager doesn't?' And there's a heavily stigma toward the field of psychology because no one wants to admit that there's a problem and that they might need something to help them with it. The parents might not want to admit that there's something wrong with their daughter. There's a whole slew of what ifs and mights and maybes.

Sometimes the best thing to do with a toxic relationship is to end it. It wasn't the first time I've had to do something like this actually.

Had to sever ties with one of my rp partners because it was pointed out that there was some rather abusive behavior coming from them in regards to me. And I didn't even notice.

Like, she'd guilt me for playing with other people who played her characters. For the non-rpers who might not get this. Imagine it like this: 'I don't want you hanging out with other guys/girls.' And she at one point told me in a private message: 'I hate it when you play with other people.'

And we had so many threads together yet it took her months to reply to just one. Now this might seem to be me making too much out of something. But I'd see her responding to other people faster? Like within hours of the other person replying. I get people have their favorites and they have more drive for certain threads but she always talked about how she liked our threads. And she told me it took her longer because I intimidated her. Essentially making it my fault and that I should wait when I could be putting my time and muse toward better things.

She complained I didn't respond to asks she sent me. And I say right in my rules/info page that I'm not going to respond to every single ask that comes into my askbox. It's just not really that feasible?

I guess it came to a head the Sunday I left for my vacation. Someone else confronted her on my behalf and said: 'You know [my alias] is kind of hurt and thinks you're pushing them aside.' And then she makes this huge post where she essentially played the victim and didn't acknowledge me/my feelings at all except to make me out to be the bad guy.

I had already started distancing myself before that point and I don't want to be around a person who behaves like this.

All part of Kojima's diabolical plot I'm sure.

Not really no.

There's also stuff called trial & error and muscle memory. Both of which take time. I did most of the leveling up in Sengoku BASARA 3 by playing on easy and then just tearing through the other difficulties.

BASARA difficulty though...

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Ed Sheeran - I See Fire

Yet you still can't ride your bike indoors. Because there's a time for that and now is not the time.

Having to wait until January for new episodes of Teen Wolf and to see my favorite character.

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rip me

Did you remember your lunch box? I packed your favorites.

As someone with a 6 year old Niece and a 2 year old Nephew, I can say that children's programming is very important. I get that this is your opinion but it would be a very long day without it. It's fun and they learn important lessons from it. Like how to behave around other children, that it's ok to try new foods/eating healthy, as well as numbers/letters/colors/animals/etc.

school starts this coming Wednesday here.

So I've heard that Luke Evans has sung all or part of the Gaston song and this is something I really need to hear. And I don't want to wait until 2017 to hear it.

I pay in so I can get my tax return.

You forgot the mundane adult things like paying the electric bill, and taxes, and not killing every politician that shows up on your doorstep.

It kinda helps if you just kind of nod and go along with it. At least that's how I remember playing Crisis Core was like. At least until the ending. Then it was just gross sobbing and tears.

We're all with you in spirit. ...or something.

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The Dreaming - Alone ( Sinister Mix )

So that's what happened to Stabbing Westward.

Give it a test drive. If you don't like it, leave a hunk of smelly cheese in the glove compartment.

Keep logs of everything he does. And keep those logs somewhere safe. Write down everything you can remember he did and try to date it if possible. It is obvious that he is a danger to himself and those around him if he tried to burn the house down. He is mentally abusive toward your mother by threatening to take away her children and leaving her and the both of you with crap cars.(What happens if there's a medical emergency and the car breaks down on the way to the hospital? I believe this is called Endangerment, possibly Reckless. But I'm not a lawyer or an expert in legal areas.)

He has a different grasp on reality due to his illness but it is not an excuse for his behavior.

I would second the restraining order. It is a way to keep a relative measure of distance between all parties. And the logs will come in handy here. If there is sufficient evidence then the more likelihood of success is. A restraining order will keep you safe. If he violates it, then he can be arrested and further action can be taken.

If he has stolen something that was in his wife's/your mother's name, than that is theft. It is a criminal offense.