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Add this share “We’ve both lashed out unfairly, even cruelly, at each other. We aim to wound instead of heal. When I’m not afraid of my partner flying off the handle, I’m worried I’ve created the same fear.” That’s not love. Q: I want to first say that my partner and I love each other passionately. In fact, we are both known for fiery emotions, and for the most part, we are proud of it. It’s on the flip side that comes the trouble. We have hair triggers and short fuses, so the anger is just as explosive. The longer we are together, the worse the eruptions get. I don’t mean p...

Get these people treatment. also a study that showed that 10% of people that go into these safe injection sites, only 10% of these people get into treatment. the rest of them spiraled down that abuse paradox, if you're well. it doesn't really do the things they want it to do. all it does is hurt communities. by the way, in these communities, you are normalizing drug use for children. they think, there is the place that people go to use drugs. as you know, and now fentanyl is in heroin. it's 5,000 times more potent than heroin. medical professionals that are handling it could get hurt, and the ...

Also, a study that showed that 10% of people that go into these safe injection sites, only 10% of these people get into treatment. the rest of them just spiral down that abuse paradox, if you will. it doesn't really do the things they want it to do. all it does is hurt communities. by the way, in these communities, you are normalizing drug use for children. they think, there is the place that people go to use drugs. as you know, and now fentanyl is inby heroin. it's 5,000 times more potent than heroin. the medical professionals that are handling it could get hurt, and the people in the communi...