I didn’t think of that. The name is pretty generic.

I’ll call when they reopen. Don’t ask me why I didn’t think of that.

Insurance:

For this “industry,” it varies wildly by department and position. The lower your are (entry level, etc.) the worse it’s going to be. People are always in accidents, so you’ll be working customer service on nightmare mode. No real meetings, maybe a “huddle,” and then back to work.

I’ve moved up slightly and it is night and day. I get work/claims, but I’m usually done by noon, and that’s with me fucking around (on my phone, messing with the cat, chores, etc.). The projects are PowerPoints and excel sheets in my area, which are simple. Since I’m at home, when I’m done, I usually just keep myself online and work on crafts. If I’m extra bold, I’ll take the laptop downstairs and play a game. The more specialized you get, the less work you have.

I’m a bit wary of the 2011 stat for male victims with male perpetrators. Not that I don’t believe women make up a significant number of abusers, nor that it should be ignored, but the idea that men on men assault is that low seems out of place with other factors, like child abuse cases, prison/military cases, same sex couples/assault, or even medical facility cases. If we take the 40% of rapists are women, and the remaining 60% are men, I honestly can’t imagine that only a fraction of those men hurt other men. Enough to out weight female perpetrators? I don’t think so, at least not from any statistics I’m seeing (most recent I found was about 12% for male child abuse victims specifically, which is still quite “low” since that would leave the remaining 88% perpetrators as female(or other?) Not to mention men are less likely to report rape, let alone penatrative rape (thanks society). I don’t know if there’s any number that would make me go “Oh, it’s not that bad,” but I don’t think men on men violence is as uncommon.

But numbers are numbers. Probably just my own bias trying to work around it 🤷🏿‍♀️

There’s a part where they explain the 34% is based off of all male victims, assuming that none of the abusers were male. They’re trying to say that even their estimate of 34% is likely an over estimate of how many women are abusing people.

Not that that means men aren’t getting abused or what have you, but I don’t think it was a spin job. Just a breakdown of the numbers.

That actually sounds really nice. I’ll try it even if she doesn’t want to.

Didn’t have anything to add, just that this was a nice read.

Lmao, my friend and I do that often. One time we finally shut up to start the game and we’re like, “Oh shit, we have work it the morning.” Just spoke to each other for a couple hours and dipped. We try to make it a point to at least get in the lobby. 😂

Same. Pinterest was the first couple pages of results, which is baffling, because you’d think the creator/source would be the first thing to pop up. I’m glad for the tips below but Pinterest is awful for image searches. Just ruins the results all over the web.

They’ve been doing a great job. They even have regular folks burning g and banning books on their behalf.

And you gave pictures. Thank you so much. ❤️

That’s awesome! I got the name and history. ❤️

I’m about to find out how strange it is, because I love it 👀

I don’t mind being the city’s vagabond.

Thank you!

Thank you!

I do, but that’s because “now these points of data make a beautiful line, and we’re out of beta, we’re releasing on time.”

Please don’t get taken out.

“Those bullies will be working at a gas station while you’ll be the boss!”

They’ve done nothing, and it’s still not improving!

That’s so incredibly thoughtful. If you honk at the wrong person in the US, you might end up on a Tshirt.