Quote Originally Posted by mike jones
pretty harsh reply since you dont know for sure what happened, and powair is just reaching out for help. but we are all old enough and mature enough to make our own assumptions and draw our own conclusions.
yeah your right it was pretty harsh.

But I havnâ??t forgotten that she was bitching about her parents because they wouldnâ??t buy her a new ipod after she traded the one they already got her to a drug dealer for some crack.

I also remember when she was bitching about her parents because they insisted she ride the horse they bought for her.

And it seems I recall when she was mad at her parents because they wouldnâ??t stop everything they were doing and go pick her up at her bf house in the middle of the night so instead she had to walk home. *forget about how she got to her bf house in the first place or why this knight in shinning armor wouldnâ??t see to it that his girlfriend got home safely* it seems to be her parents fault.

And now her dirtbag bf sexually assaulted and robbed a woman twice his age. But somehow he seems to be the victim.

She never seems to take any personal responsibility for her own actions. She is a victim after all.

So yeah I guess you could say I have drawn my own assumptions and conclusions.
likemclever Reviewed by likemclever on . I really really need help! Ok. This is for anyone who has any sort of idea on how the court systems work in canada, people who have maybe been through it. Ok. My boyfriend is in trouble. In January 2005, he allegedly sexually assaulted a woman twice his age. He's had several different court appearances, the last one in early august. They set him another date for January 31, 2006. This is over a year since the incident occured. They also have no circumstantial evidence, since the claim was filed 2 weeks after it Rating: 5