returning your bright smile
and finishing my drink

*my smile widens, loving the feeling of your warm hand*

That is exactly it!

"that is where he should be...getting treated the way he treated her....as i am sure he would be..."

why isn't he being hung by his nut sack

if it was my daughter

I would torture him
til he was dead

looks in for a few

collar

Ohhhh

reaching out
patting your hand

Isn't that the way? we always have to fit into someone else's straightjacket

there is no statue of limitations

on child molestation

why isn't he in jail???

shaking her head reading....

"and now a days it seems you can not go a day without hearing about such..."

the government does nothing

I was expected to be a certain person back home and it never really seemed to fit me

that's a good word for it,, free

nodding

i feel i can relax in here

when as a society are we going to ban religion

*smiling, admiring your full figure*

me too, so different from where I am from, I feel more free here

amen ..

speaking of

The Abuse Begins
Pastor Morris admitted to "inappropriate sexual behavior with a young lady" some 35 years ago, when he was 21. Morris came clean after the victim, Cindy Clemishire, went public with the allegations.

One thing he forgot to mention? She was 12 years old.

Morris was a young preacher at Clemishire’s church, already married, and a man she viewed as “safe and friendly.” But that changed on Christmas Day, 1982, when he was staying at Clemishire’s parents’ home and covertly invited her to his room. "Never tell anyone about this because it will ruin everything,” he warned her. Clemishire says he touched her genitals and breasts. The abuse continued for another four years.

When she turned 16, Clemishire says Morris tried to escalate the abuse to sexual intercourse, though was not successful. Clemishire told a family friend, who encouraged her to tell her parents, which she did. When Morris’ wife found out, he resigned from the ministry for two years.

“My father told him he’s lucky he didn’t kill him,” Clemishire said.

"oh i am sure it is....well dang if someone is giving away i will stand in line too..."

I've met some wonderful folks

shifting on the booth seat

I...I like the people I meet here

I take a sip of my drink

must be nice to be able to give away money