You have to consider the age Freud lived in- it was absolutely suffocating. He does some good work on civilization and nabs the male urge to kill the "father" (authority figure). I am laughing thinking how he would view American culture via tv and all these women issues that still are in turmoil.
On Apr 6, 4:42�am, kd <kdlee...@gmail.com> wrote: > Freud hated women, but besides that fact, Chinese foot binding is as > barbaric as they come. �More women had clubs at the end of their feet > than Gangas Kahn had in his military. �As for the athletic woman, I > can only say for me. �Muscle is more attractive than fat or bones. �I > am tiny, so I am more for the lithe, dancer type body. �I don't want > to be a mini man; I want to look like a woman. > > There is a woman at my gym, I am sure every gym has one, who works out > 28 hours a week. �She does 2 in the morning, and 2 in the evening > every day. �She is there whenever I am, and then some. �Me, 4-6 hours/ > week. > On Apr 5, 11:19�pm, rigsy03 <rigs...@yahoo.com> wrote: > > > > > You might recall Chinese foot binding which crippled women or those > > Africans with brass neck rings that turned women into giraffes or our > > 18 inch waists. Whatever. The new vogue is also the athletic woman, > > the career woman. I am tempted to agree with Freud- What do women > > want?. > > > On Apr 5, 8:47 am, kd <kdlee...@gmail.com> wrote: > > > > A little exercise would have made anyone look better. Plastic surgery > > > and cosmetic procedures are great for people who are injured due to an > > > accident or birth defect, but people must go to a licensed physician. > > > Even w/ a doctor, there can be major complications. > > > > On Apr 5, 7:55 am, RichardForbes <richard_forbe...@hotmail.com> wrote: > > > > > A seemingly harmless cosmetic procedure turned deadly for a Bronx > > > > woman. She died one day after receiving silicone injections in her > > > > thighs, allegedly administered by someone without a medical license. > > > > Fiordaliza Pichardo's husband never thought she needed silicone > > > > injections to make her more attractive and would often tell her: > > > > > "'Hey, why you do that? Stop doing that.' She'd tell me, 'Oh let me do > > > > this a little bit,'" Fausto Rodriguez told CBS 2 HD. And the 43-year > > > > old tried to keep her injections secret, especially since they were > > > > allegedly being administered by her unlicensed friend, Elsa Then. > > > > "She trusted this lady so health-wise, no worries," said Kelvin > > > > Rodriguez, the victim's son. > > > > > But the worries became real on March 16 when the family says the woman > > > > then paid a visit. "I seen the lady and her preparing. What I saw was > > > > the towel," Kelvin Rodriguez said. Mother and friend went to the > > > > bedroom, where behind closed doors, another injection, this one to the > > > > thigh, took place. But then hours later something started to happen to > > > > Pichardo. > > > > > "She told me she got problems with her chest, breathing and then she > > > > told me she wanted to go the hospital," Fausto Rodriguez said. > > > > Pichardo was rushed to the hospital but died the next morning of what > > > > the medical examiner's officer said was a silicone pulmonary embolism, > > > > caused by so much silicone injected that it was clotting in her lungs. > > > > > CBS 2 HD caught up with Elsa Then, who told us she's a cosmetologist > > > > and that she was questioned by police. When asked if she does silicone > > > > injections, she said, "No, never." CBS 2 HD: "You're telling me you > > > > never injected this woman, in the thighs, in the buttocks?" Then: > > > > "Yes, I never did." > > > > > Then admitted to knowing Pichardo and even visiting her in the > > > > hospital, a place where the family says Then could have told doctors > > > > about the injection, but never did. "She didn't say anything, at > > > > all," daughter Marines Rodriguez said. "I'm positive. The doctors had > > > > no idea." > > > > > The family admits it, too, didn't tell doctors about the silicone > > > > injection because they didn't think there was any connection. Now the > > > > connection is all too real -- a silicone injection turning so tragic. > > > > "We're missing one person. Nobody can replace that hole," Fausto > > > > Rodriguez said. Police said so far no arrests have been made, but they > > > > are investigating.- Hide quoted text - > > > > - Show quoted text -- Hide quoted text - > > - Show quoted text - --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ Thanks for being part of "PoliticalForum" at Google Groups. For options & help see http://groups.google.com/group/PoliticalForum * Visit our other community at http://www.PoliticalForum.com/ * It's active and moderated. Register and vote in our polls. * Read the latest breaking news, and more. -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
