MadTanPepper
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MadTanPepper
@MadTanPepper
🇺🇸 Proud American, Father, Constitutionalist
Katılım Eylül 2025
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In 2013, a 75-year-old Texas man named Chung Kim had endured months of hell from his upstairs neighbors.
They kept dumping their dog’s feces and urine off the balcony, letting it drip right onto his patio below - despite his repeated complaints that were completely ignored.
One morning, after stepping in fresh dog s**t again, Kim finally snapped.
He grabbed a gun and shot and killed his 31-year-old female neighbor on her balcony. Kim then went upstairs and fatally shot her boyfriend as he tried to run.
Jury convicted him of capital murder. Life in prison, no parole.


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@guideforlovers Omg, best. This is made up bs. No way a guy wrote this.
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@marriedmn She made her bed let her lie in it. Help yourself/kids and find a good woman
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My wife cheated and walked away from our family.But it didn’t last. He kicked her out, and now she has nothing.Our kids live with me, and they’re hurting watching their mother struggle. They love her, and I respect that.
Family and friends keep telling me I should help her for the sake of the kids because I have the resources.
But another part of me feels sick even thinking about it. Because this woman shattered me. She lied, betrayed me, and abandoned our family.
And now that her fantasy collapsed, am I supposed to rescue her?
What if helping her only pulls me back into the same pain I barely survived?
Coach should I take her back?
--From my Dm, please share your advice for him.
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@dogwoodblooms You can’t drive anywhere in NC and not smell it. Of course it should be available for medical purposes.
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I don’t care who it upsets: I support medical marijuana.
Why?
I have complex PTSD with dissociative symptoms.
What does that mean?
It means that when my PTSD spirals out of control for too long, I lose touch with reality.
I’m aware of what’s happening. I know it’s all in my head—but it feels like nothing is real, as if I’m not in my body. It’s like the world around me is a mere movie.
How long have I suffered with this?
I was diagnosed in 2001 after the dissociative symptoms appeared—but I’ve had other PTSD symptoms much longer. They started in my early teen years.
I have long stretches of remission. Thank God. But those are relatively new for me.
In my younger years, doctors forced SSRIs on me. I took them on and off for years.
In those years, I suffered every single side effect except one: serotonin syndrome. It can kill you.
I gave up SSRIs and sought other treatments. EMDR therapy helped.
Am I cured?
No.
I still struggle. I manage my PTSD with self-care, therapy as needed, and the lowest dose of Xanax when self-care fails me.
But Xanax comes with its own dangers, including addiction, which can lead to seizures.
I’m terrified of addiction. Someone else’s addiction is ultimately what led to my mental illness. So I avoid my meds until I reach my breaking point.
But there is another option: medical marijuana. It comes with no deadly side effects. So why does the NCGA feel it can stand between me, my doctors, and a safer alternative treatment?
WBTV News@WBTV_News
A new bill in the state legislature could give North Carolinians the power to vote on marijuana use. Story here: tinyurl.com/muh8p943
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@QueenAnticommie Lmao, honey can get one younger and prettier for less. Good luck with your cats
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