I had a very dispiriting conversation with a middle aged Swedish man. He tells me that now, when he returns to visit Sweden, he is afraid. Not of Muslims, but of all those blond haired blue eyed people. They represent a lack of diversity that literally frightens him.<\/p>\n
Chaim Amalek: I wish you would lay off your race obsession and write more about the Kardashians.<\/p>\n
Miriam Lilian D Or: That’s nice. Does he feel better living amongst all the bright pink, green, blue shacks in Los Angeles decorated by a line of underwear hanging out to dry in the porch- and a dirty broken down car in the front?<\/p>\n
* I spend my day giving out STDs (soft turn downs).<\/p>\n
* This boy is in my thoughts and prayers for speedy recovery<\/a>. There but for the grace of God go I. I mean, what if something like that had happened to me at age 16? Who knows how horrible my life would be now.<\/p>\n Chaim Amalek: “I hope that with enough therapy, this boy will be able to rebuild his life and one day be able to trust age appropriate women. But until then, he will need a safe space free from triggers.”<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" I had a very dispiriting conversation with a middle aged Swedish man. He tells me that now, when he returns to visit Sweden, he is afraid. Not of Muslims, but of all those blond haired blue eyed people. They represent … Continue reading