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Hi, my name is Cindy Mosher, of course you can see that, right? I was born in Mt.Vernon, Illinois and raised in a family of four. I have one brother, one sister, and of course my parents.
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Relationships & Family > Coping with Divorce Dads and divorce: Financial and custody strains: 4 of 9
I was amazed to read one of the articles on here,so full of hatred and judgment on women. I know that it goes both ways, about the child support/spousal support, and I do believe that is what is wrong with society. We tend to push the blame, tend to believe that every woman/man out there is out to take our hard earned money.... More..
Relationships & Family > Domestic Violence & Abuse Your silence is fear: Speak out: 6 of 13
Fudge On My Diet As I looked in the mirror at my appearance, I was thinking of the words, it's not what you're eating, it's what is eating you. There has to be alot of calories included whn you live in an abusive relationship. Like eating a pound of fudge daily. When I left my abuser, the weight just seemed to melt off. Now,... More..
Relationships & Family > Family Life Experiencing lack of support from family members: 9 of 19
If you have been the one to experience lack of support from family members, then you will carry that with you throughout your years here on earth. I know that is a powerful statement, but it is very much true to the words. You will go around with an emptiness in your heart, searching for something which you will never find. ... More..
Relationships & Family > Domestic Violence & Abuse How to prevent and deal with domestic violence: 11 of 22
Domestic violence is very hard to deal with, it is growing rapidly and without regards to race, color, religion. In order to prevent domestic violence, it can be two fold. The abuser needs to know that there are tough penalties for being abusive to a person. After being convicted the first time, should be no room for the sec... More..
Relationships & Family > Domestic Violence & Abuse Recognizing and dealing with abuse in marriage: 11 of 20
When you marry a person, you are in love with them, and recognizing abuse can tend to be mistaken for he/she loves me, and that is why they want to control me. In order to recognize the abuse, you need to ask yourself, am I walking on eggshells? Does the partner take away your feelings, and replace them with his/her way? Do ... More..
Creative Writing > Reflections Reflections: Why it's important to love pets while you've got them: 5 of 9
It is very important to love your pets while you have the opportunity to do so. I can say that if you show them love while they are here, take care of them, and play with them, then when they pass on, you have nothing to regret. If you fail to do the above things mentioned, then after they pass on, you will find yourself say... More..
Relationships & Family > Domestic Violence & Abuse Abusive relationships: Types in general: 4 of 7
Caged-Lover of Freedom Powerful title for this article and I hope the words in here will reach out to all. I am typing this as I live it and all which I type is true. This comes about as I realize why I am a lover of freedom and still caged. Why I do the things I do? I walked up the steps to the humane society happy that I a... More..
Creative Writing > Short Stories Short stories: Domestic violence: 28 of 48
I can't believe I got the phone call from my husband, I am coming home today, he said. Oh, no, not another weekend of walking on eggshells, tears welled up in my eyes. He would be home for another round of what all I didn't do right, and what all my son was doing wrong. We would be put through the mill as usual, with we have... More..
Creative Writing > Reflections Reflections: Love of a pet: 19 of 32
The love of a pet is worth more than what a person realizes. Maybe once in a lifetime a pet comes along who steals your heart, knows when you are hurting and tries to comfort you, and basically gives you the most unconditional love a pet could ever give. That pet is that special furbaby which might only come along once in a ... More..
Pets & Animals > Rodents How to care for pet guinea pigs: 11 of 16
Guinea pigs are the most wonderful companions that I have had the joy to raise. First thing I would recommend when you get a guinea pig, is to make sure that you know of an exotic veternarian. This is important, because if you don't get a vet who is experienced with guinea pigs, that story can be bad for you and your guinea ... More..