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By: Donna

Donna — Fri, 02 Sep 2011 16:28:40 +0000

Zen Lill, loved your post yesterday. What do you think about involved men who claim they just want to vacation by themselves?
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I know a number of married men who go on solo vacations. I call these “mancations” because they are typically activities that no women I know ever go on.

Let’s see… Kurt secluded himself in a little cabin in the woods, not only physically away from other people, but also inaccessible by cell phone.

Al spends two weeks each summer touring on his motorcycle, and blogs about it for friends and family.
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This might be a reason to use some of that surveillance technology you told us about the other day.

Donna

By: Norma

Norma — Fri, 02 Sep 2011 16:09:57 +0000

Doug, that is the problem. Men always find a way to abuse women. I work with an organization here in the Sudan and the UN is notorious for abusing both women and young boys sexually.

Anonz was forced to leave because, he feared his presence was more of a hinderance than a help. The UN moved in in full force. At first we thought they would be some protection for the people.

But when they are not blackmailing us for their protection. They are strong arming the people they are here to protect for sex and whatever money they can get. they take bribes from whoever offers the most to look the other way.

If Anonz could see a way to come back, that would be the best. But he must be stretched very thin with the constant battles he was forced to meet.

Here he had to content with stopping the bombing and stopping the men of the women from abusing them. The men hated his interfering with their abuse but begged for his military assistance against Khartoum.

I just hope he can find a way. Maybe, if you asked Zen Lill?

Norma