The best advice I can offer is that as soon as you aware you are dealing with a "Karen", walk away, don't engage in any conversation - not even to apologize or explain anything. If "Karen" touches you in any way call for help and walk away if you can.
Military dependents are GUESTS of the military. As such they have no rank or authority and can be kicked off base at any time. Their spouses are responsible for their conduct and can even be demoted if the offense is severe enough. And no, you can not wear the rank of your serving spouse to get 'special' treatment.
Yup, that's one of the fastest ways to get demoted from what i've heard from a friend of mines dad who's an officer, YOU are responsible for your spouse/family/friends trying to use your rank.
A good friend of mine tried to commit suicide in the same way as the guy in the first story. Thank God like that young man he survived and is doing great now. He has even gone to college even though we are in our 50s now.
Facebook story, I know where that is. It's in a area that has a "I can fire you anytime for any legal reason" place. There's a reason why some people can't say where they are.
That last story reminded me of something that happened in my lifetime Friend of mine sister Was in the same situation And When we found out That he had not only verbal verbally as well sexually abused her Me and my 3 brothers Him and his We would turn around Anytime we saw him we would just punch him in the face Everybody knew why he had a black Everybody knew why he had a black eye But because his parents were Richie rich Nobody would touch him So it became us who became the new law in town
Every kid should learn firearm safety from the moment they are old enough to understand what it is, but nobody should touch a real firearm until they are 18.
If you’re assaulted, always press charges….ALWAYS.
Story 1. Those trainers could have been severely disciplined for their actions.
The best advice I can offer is that as soon as you aware you are dealing with a "Karen", walk away, don't engage in any conversation - not even to apologize or explain anything. If "Karen" touches you in any way call for help and walk away if you can.
Firearm debacle friend you absolutely learned nothing 0 . Only when you press charges have you managed to learn something.
Military dependents are GUESTS of the military. As such they have no rank or authority and can be kicked off base at any time. Their spouses are responsible for their conduct and can even be demoted if the offense is severe enough. And no, you can not wear the rank of your serving spouse to get 'special' treatment.
Yup, that's one of the fastest ways to get demoted from what i've heard from a friend of mines dad who's an officer, YOU are responsible for your spouse/family/friends trying to use your rank.
The next one is an entitled people stor-annut-NAT!
A good friend of mine tried to commit suicide in the same way as the guy in the first story. Thank God like that young man he survived and is doing great now. He has even gone to college even though we are in our 50s now.
I am having an amazing day listening to your stories!!
2nd story
Why the feck would you not press charges?!
Because op be stupid
Facebook story, I know where that is. It's in a area that has a "I can fire you anytime for any legal reason" place. There's a reason why some people can't say where they are.
Simple fact of life is sometimes you have to out Karen the Karen
That last story reminded me of something that happened in my lifetime Friend of mine sister Was in the same situation And When we found out That he had not only verbal verbally as well sexually abused her Me and my 3 brothers Him and his We would turn around Anytime we saw him we would just punch him in the face Everybody knew why he had a black Everybody knew why he had a black eye But because his parents were Richie rich Nobody would touch him So it became us who became the new law in town
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gun story, I call bs on this one
It's not the first one, it might be the first without any proof of it happening but there has been a few similar stories on Reddit with proof
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Every kid should learn firearm safety from the moment they are old enough to understand what it is, but nobody should touch a real firearm until they are 18.