Post: #26

(06-20-2015 09:46 PM)rpg Wrote:  The funniest part is this never had to happen. Never. She just could go to the Japanese doc and start crying, "I have uterine fibroids!!!! I have fibromyalgia!!!! I need some real painkillers, I am going to die!"
Now, if the doctor was a player he would give her a 2 tab sample pack of the good shit and call it a day. Let her get off for 48 hours and then back to sweating out withdrawls.

I don't think she would have even needed to go that far. One girl I used to date had 2-3 different doctors prescribing her any pills she wanted. I don't think they were pain pills, more the kind you take to get fucked up.

The thing that she said that shocked me then was more how all she had to do was call up the doctor, tell him what pills she "needed" and she would have a prescription right away.

This chick went about stuff in an extremely foolish way. Especially for the position she was supposed to be coming to Japan for, still scratching my head as to how she could have been that stupid.

Post: #27

Most women are not fit to be in the corporate world. Heck - they don't like to work in any competitive environment.

http://www.forbes.com/sites/larissafaw/2...ork-by-30/

They are unhappy and frustrated. Most would be more happy at home playing with their kids, their dogs and planning elaborate sex acts with their husbands.

So no surprise that they need their soma.

Quote:All of this unhappiness has left young women struggling over their next move. Simply quitting or changing careers isn’t an option because the education for their professional jobs has burdened them with substantial student debt. Also, while earlier generations may have opted out of the workforce through marriage or motherhood, these paths aren’t viable for these self-sufficient women, who either are still single or unwilling to be fully supported by men.

Instead, Millennial women are tapping into their Type-A personalities to combat this fatigue. “It’s important to analyze what is causing the dissatisfaction,” says Purdue University’s Teri Thompson. “The old adage, ‘Out of the frying pan and into the kettle’ is filled with wisdom: often we leave a job because of unhappiness and in our zeal to get away, we fall right back into the same traps, the same situations.” Therefore, these women are requesting more flexible schedules or seeking different work responsibilities. Many are turning to therapists and prescription medicines, as well as explore alternative remedies, including acupuncture, yoga, and even psychics.

Type A personalities - Alpha - heh - too bad that female Alphas are hot models who sunbath with Leo DiCaprio. The media's perception of female "Alphas" are pill popping Bitterbitches who get arrested in Japan.