Hi. Good to see you. We had our inservice on abuse, neglect and exploitatation given to us by the state attorney general for our nursing home. He drives all the way from Little Rock just to be there for us. He has been a cop for 35 years. I had the pleasure of listening to him talk last year for the same inservice. I just loved it when he said last year, "If it isn't documentented it didn't happen." From listening to him and the state's legal point of view I know that resistance is futile when it comes to documentation. To quote a past president, "The buck stops here" with him. I can't help but love his altruism. See he is same guy who can take away your license and charge you with criminal charges. He was telling us about a cop who was investigating a door being left open. The cop who wasn't him seen nobody was there and picked up a pack of gum and had a piece of the gum. He had watched the cop do it from outside the window. Then the shopkeeper came in and he came in. He asked the other cop if he didn't need to pay for something. The other cop replied that he didn't as he didn't buy anything. Technically, he was right. So the two cops walk outside the building and he asks him again again if he didn't forget something. The other cop looked at him puzzled like. Then he tells him he saw him take the gum. He then replies that he forgot about taking the gum. Then he tells the other cop that he wears a badge, too and that he not only tarnished his badge but his badge, too. Then he told the other cop if he ever catches him doing something like that, again he will charge him just like any other criminal. The point he was trying to make to us was that we are individually responsible for what we do as a person. We are accountable; Our supervisors are accountable and the nursing home is accountable. We are all liable in the eyes of the law. My Athiest friend and me are still coming to conclusion of, "Damned if you do and damned if you don't". She was suspended because a resident said she had dropped her. Of course, she didn't and there were so many witnesses but the LPN and RN had to go by state regulations. It was cleared up the following day after the investigation had heard three different versions of the story by the resident which each contradicted each other. But now Robin is afraid to be near the resident. So I can't wait to ask Robin is it better to save yourself or to save others. I know she will say it is better to save yourself.

Save yourself. Use caution when dealing with others. Don't ever take a "lie detector" test. They are just intense interrogations without your lawyer present. The entire thing is a fraud. Do a google search for "the lie behind the lie detector" and download the book for free. It will tell you how to pass a lie detector test.

If you are ever asked to take a polygraph test, and you tell them that you read that book, they will not want to give you the test. LOL

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In this day, if you have sex with a lot of people,it would be a good idea to verify that they are old enough, so look at their licence for proof of age.

Then have them sign a statement of consent to have sex with you. Then at least it would be hard for them to claim that you forced yourself on them.

Women can be as aggressive as men sometimes when it comes to sex. Women have a lot of practice saying "no" but men are a little inexperienced and it is more difficult for them to turn a woman down if she comes on to him. ... unless he is a stone fox and has lots of women drooling over him...he probably has lots of practice saying no.