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Petraeus and the protege
Among those who have long known Gen. David Petraeus, those who served under his command in wartime, sat with him in the White House Situation Room, or helped him rewrite Army doctrine at Fort Leavenworth in Kansas, the most gnawing question about the scandalous affair that led to his resignation and doomed his career on Friday is this: How could he — this acclaimed leader and figure of rectitude — allow such a thing to happen?
Seen in context, the mystery, while shocking, is not so unfathomable.
Paula Broadwell, the woman with whom he had this affair, writes in her fawning biography of Petraeus that they first met when she was in graduate school at Harvard University and he came to give a talk about counterinsurgency strategy. She approached him afterward and expressed interest in the subject; they exchanged cards. Soon, she decided to write a doctoral dissertation on his leadership style and, when he took command in Afghanistan, asked if she could come observe him in action. He agreed.
The key to this initial attraction was probably not sexual but rather biographical. Broadwell had once been a West Point cadet, like Petraeus. Upon graduating, she'd joined the light infantry officers' corps as a paratrooper, as had Petraeus in his youth. She was obsessed with physical fitness, especially running, as was Petraeus. In short, regardless of gender, Broadwell was exactly the sort of aspiring officer-intellectual that Petraeus was keen to mentor.
The impulse was not unique to Petraeus. It grew out of the ethos of West Point's social science department, where Petraeus had taught in the mid-1980s. The department, known as "Sosh," was founded just after World War II by a visionary ex-cadet and Rhodes Scholar named George A. "Abe" Lincoln. Toward the end of the war, as the senior planning aide to Army Chief of Staff Gen. George Marshall, Lincoln realized that the Army needed to breed a new type of officer to help the nation meet its new global responsibilities in the postwar era. This new officer, he wrote to a colleague, should have "at least three heads — one political, one economic, and one military." He took a demotion, from brigadier general to colonel, so he could return to West Point and create a curriculum "to improve the so-called Army mind" in just this way: a social science department, encouraging critical thinking, even occasionally dissent.
Lincoln also set up a program allowing cadets with high scores in Sosh classes to study at a civilian graduate school, with West Point paying the tuition. In exchange, the cadets, after earning their doctorates, would come back and teach for at least three years. Once they fulfilled that obligation, Lincoln would use his still-considerable connections in Washington to get them choice assignments in the Pentagon, the State Department, the White House, a foreign embassy, or a prestigious command post.
He would later articulate a philosophy in personnel policy broadly: "Pick good people, pick them young before other pickers get into the competition, help them to grow, keep in touch, exploit excellence."
Over the decades, a network of Lincoln's acolytes — and the acolytes of those acolytes — emerged and expanded. They called themselves the "Lincoln Brigade." When these alumni-officers were appointed to high-level positions, they'd usually call Col. Lincoln — or, later, his successors — and ask for the new crop of top Sosh cadets, or the most promising junior faculty members, to come work as their assistants.
In the course of his own career, Petraeus had mined this network assiduously. Many of the colleagues who helped him devise the "plot to change the American way of war" (as the subtitle of my forthcoming book about them puts it) came out of the Sosh program and referred to themselves proudly as members of the "Lincoln Brigade" or the "West Point mafia."
When Petraeus met Broadwell, he no doubt saw in her a promising new recruit for the network.
Precisely what happened next, when this mentor-protege relationship turned into something else, is not clear. Many of Petraeus' associates in Kabul, Afghanistan, wondered at the time if something was going on. Petraeus got along famously well with writers and journalists; he cultivated their trust, in part because he liked talking with them, in part because he saw press relations as a key ingredient of "information operations" — a classic military technique to shape the message of a campaign to civilian populations, both in the war zone and on the home front. (I was one of those reporters.) But Broadwell was allowed unusually close access. She was given a room at headquarters. On most early mornings, the two went on 5-mile runs together. Some, including myself, reasoned that this didn't necessarily imply anything hair-raising: Petraeus went on five-mile runs with lots of reporters and other visitors. Still, at least one of his assistants warned him to be wary of "appearances."
Two other things about Broadwell that made her different from his usual crop of acolytes: She was very attractive, and, by all accounts, she went a bit ga-ga for the general. Her biography, "All In: The Education of General David Petraeus," is essentially a valentine to the man. In the process of courting him while writing it, she may have made herself irresistible.
Still, it is likely that, at the outset, Petraeus was drawn more to her C.V. than to her glamour, more to her prospects as a protege than as a mistress. Afghanistan proved to be a case study in the danger of placing too much faith in intellectual ideas — in this case, Petraeus' ideas about counterinsurgency doctrine, which never had much chance of yielding fruit on that country's harsh plains. Paula Broadwell may be, among other things, a case study in the danger of getting too close to the swooning sirens of would-be intellectual proteges.
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Sir,Recently, your site was brought to my attention.I would like to thank you for searching for more of my images.The men and women serving in Iraq are all doing a great job and I consider it an honor to be allowed to record their missions on a daily basis.I'm very fortunate to be able travel to remote locations and document the people of Iraq good and bad,mostly good.The attached photos are just a reminder of why we do the work we do over here.These people deserve freedom and nothing less.Thank you again for sharing my photos.
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i seen on ascs website that the warrior region sprints are to be at mmp july 20th,is this correct ? any info would be helpful.
There are flyers up at the track, I believe it says 15 to get in and support class will be the vintage cars but I could be wrong.
I cant wait,was there a couple of weeks ago. saw one of the best night of racing in the whole history of the track. the staff is very friendly and professional. Hats off to the prpmoter,owners and staff@ m.m.s.p for putting on a great show. With a great regular show i saw acouple of weeks ago, I cant wait to see what kind of show the sprint cars,ascs and the folks @ m.m.s.p put on. could not make it last week. will be there this week keep up the great work.


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To the extent that Boomers are considered to have been born post-WWII, it may technically be unfair to that generation to attribute to it Abbie Hoffman's and Jerry Rubin's behavior. Hoffman was born in 1936 and Rubin in 1938.
I'm amused that people are giving GBT a hard time about the "clowns" comment. So far citizen X hasn't shined, so I'll give his words due respect. But even Zonker makes a good point once in a while, so I wouldn't be surprised if GBT uses this character we're poking fun at to poke a little fun of his own. I think OWS is great, but it's not above reproach.
I went to camp with a kid who wore a sack on his head. Best leader I ever knew.
Yesterday's comment about the ego-driven Sixties radicals was fantastic. As a reporter for the U. of Chicago student newspaper, I was at Grant Park on the day of the Democratic Convention rally/riot, and listening to Eldridge, Abbie, Mailer, etc, I got the ego message loud and clear, all afternoon. So did the two middle class N. Chicago women sitting next to me, the kind of people that the movement needed if it was to effect any change. We all went home and watched the catastrophe on TV. Actually, when I got home I found that my house had been broken into!
I think "clowns" is an inaccurate term for the leaders of many Boomer-era protests (e.g., Abbie Hoffman and Jerry Rubin), just as I think it is inappropriate for Michael Moore (who does not appear to be genetically capable of not slipping in a product reference to a previous or upcoming book or film in every single interview he does). These people are who the clowns elevate to leadership status. In that regard, the Boomers excel at shooting themselves in the foot. As the OWS movement winds down, let us all thank the Boomers for showing us the way to failure: Don't have a plan. Don't learn from your enemy. Don't actually do anything. Scream like hell if you don't get everything you want.
I watch with frustration as the have-nots try to be heard by occupying various cities with varying degrees of success, but I am not sure what they have accomplished. I watch the haves bicker amongst themselves, in their grey suits and red ties, over how much of their obscene wealth we should be allowed to pry from their greedy hands, as we "lefties" try to restore some measure of decency and social justice to this country. In the morning, when I get my daily DB fix, I am just grateful that Mike, Alex, B.D., Toggle, Joanie, and all the other lovely "people" that GBT has given me in the past 40 years remind me that, even though they are cartoon characters, those thoughts popping up over their heads that pop into my head too are coming from somewhere, so I can't be the only one who sees the world just a bit off kilter.
And the "leader" is -- just another white guy. Not to be all PC, but there are a lot of women and people of color out there occupying Wall Street and other locations across the US. I don't expect a black, lesbian amputee or anything, but would it have killed the bit to show a woman or maybe silhouette the last panel? Though, come to think of it, he does look a bit like Scott Thomas Olsen, the Iraq war vet injured by cops in Oakland. Carry on.
It is sad that Citizen X was not aware of Marvelous Mark's previous career as student activist Megaphone Mark, otherwise he might have tread more carefully when commenting on the character of yesteryear's protesters. Why I bet Citizen X has never even heard of Rev. Scot Sloan, the fighting priest! On a related note, it is good to know that GBT has not gotten tired of covering and making some jokes about protest movements, even after 40 years of doing so.
I'm not sure how I feel about the kid with the paper bag (except it's a bit funny), and I'm a real supporter of OWS, though not in a position to be living in a park in NYC or anywhere else at present (have other major responsibilities right now). But I do not think any human social movement can exist long without a semblance of a leader, not because the movement will fail, but because human group dynamics tend to produce leaders naturally. It's like a box of rocks -- you shake it and the little ones settle to the bottom, leaving the bigger ones on top. (What? Human Beings are like a box of rocks? Ummm, yeah, sometimes.)
As one of the last members of the baby boom generation, I accept the "clown" appellation on behalf of myself and my peers. It happened Abbie Hoffman and I had the same parole officer, at the same time and within 15 miles of each other. My parole officer and others in the region found the man to have an overblown sense of ego and self-importance. I'll also note that my generation is the one that introduced the concept of "greed is good," and went about trashing both our children's upbringing and their national inheritance. Sorry, kids. If you have me cremated and flush the cremains, I'll only feel bad for jamming up your toilet.
I'm enjoying the strips on OWS. Occupy London seems to be far more mysterious than anything in the US. Here the movement is camped out at St Paul's cathederal which has had to close to the public for alleged health and safety reasons until the camp is disbanded. Now accusations are arising that very few of the occupy movement are actually on site overnight and that most are going home rather than camp on concrete. The occupiers are alleging that the thermal imaging evidence of empty tents is made up. It's turning into a conspiracy theorist's dream and the original reason is totally forgotten. We Brits -- can't even organise a decent protest!
Whoa, there, GBT. I resent the baby boomers as much as anyone else of my Generation ("Generation X"). But "clowns" is harsh. I don't think people like Abbie Hoffman and Jerry Rubin and so forth were "clowns," although they were certainly power-tripping egotists. Honestly, as I've gotten older I've come to understand the Boomers better and to resent them less: they were trying to make the changes they felt were necessary in the world, by the means they felt they had available. They were trying to brighten the corner where they were, so to speak, much like the OWS folks. They did what they felt was right, given the data they had and the situation they were in -- just like the OWS folks. My biggest issue with the OWS folks is actually the media treatment -- particularly the patronizing "too cool for school" snark of the newspapers and news websites.
What? Doonesbury has revealed a leader to the Leaderless OWS and thus anointed him! It will be a lot of weight on his shoulders, Garry. Will he be rejected at Occupy for this? I fear the worst.
You are so right! No one wants to be Leader of OWS because we have all seen what happens to Leaders that the US government doesn't like. Here is an idea for OWS. Take a Nobody, like myself, with average intelligence and speaking ability, and above-average naivete. Give him a new name and make some changes to his physical appearance. Let him lead. Then, when Fox News finally figures out who he is, find a new Nobody to lead. It could work.
Marvelous Mark seems to be showing his age much more so than his contemporaries, like Mike and B.D. I hope he's not ill.
I've been a fan of GBT's use of icons for a few decades now, but his use of a paper bag for the (non)leader of OWS? Iconic icon!
One of the most exciting movements to arise in years, giving cause for optimism, and GBT represents Occupy with a guy wearing a bag over his head? Not funny.
Today it sounds like GBT is voting with the "A" crowd in the Straw Poll about OWS. I regret this -- I like to think we're on the same page; but I'm definitely in a different camp on this one.
Toggle is not the only one who has to deal with his PTSD. I expect to see him in Elias' support group soon, but living with a trauma survivor is tough on those who love them. I recommend that Alex have a talk with Boopsie, the savvy, experienced Army wife.


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All aboard the Dinosaur Train for fun and adventure! Herbivore or carnivore youll have plenty to sink your teeth into in this cute and clever Dinosaur Train Buddy costume.
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Comments: This costume was for my son who is in a size 3, so know that it will fit the smallest size well. Its a tad baggy, but not sure it will fit well when he's a 4T. The head piece velcro is small so that is the only con. Costume is very very warm! Great for our climate which is what we were looking for. Great for dressup other then halloween and very easy for a child to get on and off (pro bathroom breaks!) |
Cons Best Uses Comments: The costume was cute and seemed well-made but the sizing was off. I got the L (4-6) for my 5yo. He's average size for his age and it was about 5 inches too short in the legs. He was so bummed when I had to return it. |
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Comments: Big enough to wear warm clothes underneath . I love it..Had my extremely tall 2 year old , try this on in the store. if your child is about average 2 or 3 year old height you should be fine. my son is about the size of average 4 to 5 year old,so going to exchange it to get a size 4-6 only problem.... the head is a bit wobbly and loose on my sons head already so a bigger size will probably be worse but with either a little velcro or simply sew a few buttons on the neck to keep head attached and its perfect , he can move around , and kept it on for hours the first day we bought it . too cute and the tail ( LOVE IT) |
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Comments: We bought this for my son for Halloween, he is crazy about Dinosaur Train! he tried it on and it looked awesome, he cant wait to wear it for trick or treating! The only complaint that we would have is from the head part to the body part of the costume it doesn't meet like they show in the picture. This is not a huge deal, we will just have to get a orange t-shirt to go under the costume. This might not be the case for a smaller child but we purchased the 4-6 and my son wears a five. Just something you would want to know before purchasing this costume. |
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Good morning, central Pa.: Brazilian soccer game ends in decapitation; Civil War historians want to ditch re-enactors
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It may come as something of a shock to most that in Mobile, Alabama, a culturally sanctified segregation still exists. And documentary filmmaker Margaret Brown must be relying on that shock from viewers of her exacting new film "The Order of Myths," even if it resolutely avoids sensationalism or polemics from the top down. On the face of it, Brown's document of Mobile's annual Mardi Gras celebration, a centuries-old tradition that predates even the establishment of New Orleans and which still maintains separate events for black and white residents, is an energetic, if unsettling, tribute to the strange persistence of tradition; yet like gently lifting a decaying flagstone with a twig, Brown has managed, in a fleet 75 minutes, to uncover quite a lot about (obviously) America's entrenched racism and (perhaps not so obviously) why our presumably modern sensibilities allow for its continuity.
What "The Order of Myths" goes a long way in proving is that racism may simply be an offshoot of the pleasures of cultural exclusivity, from gestures grand (landownership) to the seemingly small (party invitations; club memberships). Separate but not equal, the all-white Mobile Carnival Association (MCA) and the African-American Mobile Area Mardi Gras Association (MAMGA) follow similar templates in the days running up to the spirited pre-Lent celebration: each chooses its own king and queen.
In 2007, the year that Brown chose to film Mobile's preparations, coronations, and final parades, the black king and queen are introduced, as though exotic others, to the royal white court--the first time this has happened in the city's history. Rather than bemoan this wildly late-in-coming offer of good will, MAMGA's Queen Stefannie, a likeable local elementary school teacher, remains blitzed and thrilled by the glamorous frivolity of the event; her acquiescence, which Brown neither underlines nor disregards, is one of the film's defining moments, and a perfect expression of how the human need for "acceptance" in the moment can usurp other more politically charged thoughts.
This is especially powerful when one realizes that MCA's chosen royal mistress, Helen, is a descendent of those who had helped smuggle to safety the Clothilde, the last slave ship to enter the U.S., and that this ship undoubtedly carried Stefannie's ancestors as human cargo.
Brown never comes out and admonishes those who offer more insidious reasons for the extension of the traditions (more than a couple of elder whites wistfully reminisce about the days when the Mardi Gras events were even more exclusive). Instead she simply allows the images to speak for themselves: this still being 21st-century America (no matter how much some of them seem to want to deny that) there's a sizable economic gap between the white and black communities, which extends from neighborhoods and schools to the celebration spaces themselves. No one here is "implicated" -- rather, they're part of a tapestry, in which the aspiration to royalty trumps all.
If nothing else, the annual events in Mobile pinpoint that gaudily American desire to play dress-up in the trappings of an illustrious monarchy that we never had, however ill-fitting its costumes may be. Even young Brittain Youngblood, the one self-professed white liberal Brown focuses on, ends up succumbing to her hometown traditions, attending the annual debutante ball in full regalia. As Brown shows us, this is a city so unashamedly tied to its roots that it proudly allows its trees to twist, gnarl, and bust up its sidewalks rather then be uprooted. As the MCA's fumblingly rationalizing Mardi Gras king blathers, it's important to remember "what happened in the past." But it's also important to remember that one of the United States' last reported lynchings, in 1981, occurred in Mobile.
This is highly sophisticated nonfiction filmmaking, and as lensed by Michael Simmonds, the cinematographer on Ramin Bahrani's lovely "Chop Shop," made wonderfully vivid, especially in the final nighttime moments of the Carnival, popping with rich velvety purples and reds. It's here that Brown reminds us that Mobile's African Americans have indeed been traditionally invited to the white parade - as dancers and torchbearers, that is. Brown, whose own grandfather is a member of one of the town's oldest "mystic" societies, a staunch purveyor of tradition, has uncovered a treasure trove of Americana; it seems like a time capsule but its heart still beats. And so it goes on, even if Brown ends on a brilliantly abrupt cut to black.
[Michael Koresky is co-founder and editor of Reverse Shot and the managing editor and staff writer of the Criterion Collection.]
margaret l | August 5, 2008 4:09 AM
Just for the record, here from the liberal middle class, at the screening in Mobile, the only thing that the black audience complained about was that the director did not show the blacks elegant luncheon. We have many parades with total mixed participation. It is simply the elite of the white and the elite of the black community, who keep it separate and the blacks feel they would lose something special as well. I argued for blacks during intergration I would do the same today. But today there is actually racism on both sides. However, we do need more work that's for certain.


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I am looking for my next drug to have sex on. So far I have tried for sex
Weed (love it)
MDMA (loved it, except for inability to ejaculate, and the hangover the next day)
Shrooms (did not like it, maybe i just don't like shrooms because of the stomach ache)
Alcohol (hate it and dont like alcohol in general)
I is looking for a new drug to have sex on. Through my research I have found the following as possible choices for me to try:
Cocaine (worried about health affects and harsh comedown)
Speed (worried about the same things as cocaine)
GHB (hard to get)
2C-B (hard to get)
2C-E (hard to get)
Methylone (hard to get)
I have researched these drugs and do not want to do them
Meth (health risks, and i dont have 9hrs for sex, i would like it to be 3h max)
Mephedrone (health risks)
LSD (trip is too long and i feel it could go badly the first time without an experienced sitter)
So it seems like coke/speed is my only option? Is there anything else that anyone could suggest. I really do not want to ruin normal sex. I am looking for something relatively healthy, safe, and easily obtainable
[–]blorgbots 4 points5 points6 points 1 year ago
The 2c- family is AMAZING for sex, you've got the sex drive of mdma and you're just trippy enough to feel like mouth/genital contact is a physical merging of selves... amazing. No problems cumming either (keep in mind this is all specific to me, but I've heard similar things)
[–]nnsskk[S] 0 points1 point2 points 1 year ago
which 2c do you like? im considering 2c-b
[–]Feed_Me_Weird_Things 5 points6 points7 points 1 year ago
Worst sex drug award: Ketamine.
[–]jwh-666 4 points5 points6 points 1 year ago
weed edible + 2c-e + poppers
[–][deleted] 2 points3 points4 points 1 year ago
2c-b is by far the best I have personally tried. If it's hard to get for you, then go to /r/silkroad
[–]Magrathea_MAGRATHEA 2 points3 points4 points 1 year ago
2C-B for trippy mentally connective sex. GHB for intense inhibition-free sex.
Weed is not to be overlooked either.
[–]sbarret 2 points3 points4 points 1 year ago
Has anyone tried 5-meo-mipt on low dosages for that?
[–]olaso 0 points1 point2 points 9 months ago
the sex is crazy. start out low, at like 10mg. you may get nauseous the first time. plugging is by far best method of intake.
[–]frink99887 1 point2 points3 points 1 year ago
If the nausea from shrooms bothered you, I'd stay away from 2c-e. I got a really bad body load from it, and I usually have a very strong stomach.
[–]chipfox 1 point2 points3 points 1 year ago
2c-e and methylone are NOT hard to get for anyone on earth with internet access and a credit card.
[–]Identitools 1 point2 points3 points 1 year ago
Yohimbine, MDAI at low dose, DHEA... Substitued cathinones are good too if you dont abuse.
[–]lionessdigress 1 point2 points3 points 1 year ago
how about good old fashioned love? :)
i prefer opioids for wild sex. you can go for hours... it's pretty intense, for me at least.
[–]soap_on_a_roap 0 points1 point2 points 1 year ago
I have a really hard time getting a boner not only when I'm on hydrocodone, but for like a week after. For this reason, despite occasionally having access to it, I stay away from it. I've never done any other opiates, but I really just don't think they're for me in general (i.e. hard to get hard, usually get nauseous).
[–]lionessdigress 0 points1 point2 points 1 year ago
I get nauseous, too... but the positives outweigh the negatives for me. also, I am a female, so I guess there is a physical discrepency between the two of us that would allow me to favor this drug more than you.
in that case, I really enjoyed having sex on 2c-i. it was a beautiful and colorful experience. I had sex before the peak, so I was still able to comprehend the situation for what it was... and I was even able to orgasm. when I did, I saw waterfalls of rainbows behind my eyes. it was exquisite and unlike any experience I've ever had! damn, now I want some more of it. :)
[–]sbarret 1 point2 points3 points 1 year ago
Methylone is kind of similar to MDMA. Pretty good but nothing out of this world
2C-E has too much nausea and tripping for my taste to have it for sex
GHB is not that different from alcohol, sex-wise. Relaxant. I don't know if I could really get a boner on it, don't remember feeling horny any of the times I've tried it.
Cocaine: hard to get a boner, wild animalistic sex, not very transcendent, very harsh comedown. I don't think it's worth it.
Speed: Nah, I don't think it's worth it either. I won't stimulate more your senses, just turn you into a machine, kind of similar to cocaine.
"hard to get" is very, very relative.
[–]anmiha 1 point2 points3 points 10 months ago
Ghb didn't get you horny?? You must have had something odd or the wtong quantity, I mean I find evrryone I know gets so messy with g, proper horny. I know I'm like an animal on it, he he
ya i understand your "hard to get" point. But i meant it in the sense that my local drug dealer wouldn't have some obscure compound like "5-meo-mipt".
From what you said im guessing u are leaning towards MDMA/methylone
[–]sbarret 0 points1 point2 points 1 year ago
5-meo-mipt is not even illegal, so it wouldn't make sense to buy it from the black market. But I haven't tried it, it's still resting in my freezer, and anyway, anything can be easily bought online nowadays that's why hard to get is relative to your online skills.
MDMA is way better than Methylone in my experience, it doesn't even compare. Methylone feels weaker in the tactile sense, and gives you zero euphoria. On Methylone I would be just as satisfied by just sitting with my eyes closed or having sex - both feel great, there's no inclination on doing one more than the other.
by the way, it's as hard to ejaculate on Methylone as it is on MDMA
I ended up trying cocaine. It was pretty cool. It numbed all sensations ( i didnt like that) but this just made me last longer and go harder. The comedown is not fun though. I dont think il be trying it again soon
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I wasn't going to do this, but since all of y'all want me out of here so fucking bad, I'm gone!
Although I don't think I commented on any of your posts or anything, I do enjoy reading what you've written. Even though your lifestyle isn't my preference, it's interesting.
I'm sorry you feel like you need to leave this group.
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