Khloe says, "'I think once you let someone see your vagina, it's probably nice to still have a relationship with them."
Khloe Kardashian
31-year-old reality star, Khloe Kardashian, has opened up about some of her sexual preferences on her talk show, Kocktails with Khloe.
While discussing her ex, French Montana and whether or not they are getting back together, Khloe says, "' think once you let someone see your vagina, it's probably nice to still have a relationship with them."
She also mentioned how much monogamy is important to her in any relationship.
"I just don't want to put up with people who [say they] want to be monogamous and then they're not." "I've never ever cheated in my life."
'My mom cheated on my dad…and I saw how it destroyed my dad…and I was like ''I don't want to do that'',' she said.
Speaking about her sexual preferences, Khloe said, "I love porn, I'm all for porn."
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Britney Spears – who shows off even more skin in her revealing cover story – owns the spotlight in the star-studded spread, channeling Marilyn Monroe while striking a glamorous pose.
Then there's Gisele Bündchen and Cara Delevingne, whose towels are tastefully arranged to show hints of skin.
An account of tragedy on the basis of the courage with which the hero
confronts his boundary situation:
Don Draper accounts that a tragic hero, who as an individual with the quality
of soul that can conquer death, has the courage to face the cruel destiny and
situation which stands in his way.
In the context of
the Fabula Praetexta, plays on Roman
historical topics, which very often seem to have treated an act of heroism by a
recently deceased personage; Seneca’s Octavia
and Sophocles’ Antigone survive the
whole. In the former, the play focuses on the person and history of Octavia,
the rejected and persecuted wife of the emperor Nero. And in the later,
Antigone, a well established character, in pursuit of the tragic cycle and
‘tragic courage' as revealed in her stubbornness, sees her right as a heroic
individual to reject society’s infringement on her freedom to perform a
personal obligation, obvious in her refusal to let Creon dictate what she is
allowed to do with her family members. She says to Ismene about Creon’s edict,
‘He has no right to stay me.’
Asserted by Draper,
the tragic events in a Fabula Praetexta
plays seem to be created and aggravated by the courage of the tragic hero. In Octavia, Octavia states to her Nurse:
Although I may patiently suffer these things,
And appear to tolerate them, my misfortunes
Can never be brought to an end, but by the
Sad alternative means of death!
She dares to be the
character through whose hand shall come the fall of the tyrant ruler, Nero, who
was her brother and now her husband. In the explanatory question by the Chorus
in Octavia, they ask: ‘But where is
the ancient courage of the Roman populace, which often caused the most
illustrious of men to fly for their lives?’ The idea of this is that the
ancient historical plays plug into the fact that a hero is supposed to emerge
with absolute and extreme courage to face the unlikely situation of the
populace or what he, the hero, rejects to be a part of the society, even if he
stands unsupported.
Antigone’s solely
unsupported second burial of her brother is in the stubbornness that the law is
not absolute, and that it can be broken in civil disobedience in extreme cases,
such as honouring the gods, whose rule and authority outweighs Creon’s. In the
issue of this second burial; when Antigone poured dust over her brother’s
corpse, she completed the burial ritual and thus fulfilled her duty to him –
the dead. Having been properly buried, Polyneices’ soul could proceed to the
underworld whether or not the dust was removed from his body. However, Antigone
went back after his body was uncovered and performed the ritual again, an act
that seems to be completely unmotivated by anything other than a plot necessity
so that she could be caught in the act of disobedience, leaving no doubt of her
guilt.
J. L. Rose, in
analyzing Antigone’s courage to bury her brother the second time maintains that
the solution to the problem of the second burial is solved by Antigone as a
tragic character. Being a tragic character, she is completely obsessed by one
idea, and for her this is giving her brother his due respect in death and
demonstrating her love for him and for what is right. When she sees her
brother’s body uncovered, she is overcome by emotion and acts impulsively to
cover him again, with no regards to the necessity of the action or its
consequences for her safety.
Brian Smith originally published this
article in psych central journal as a guide for family members having
someone with schizophrenia. The article is useful, especially in our
situation where there is poor social welfare scheme and poorly developed
community-based mental health services.
Family members often try to cope with
someone, who has schizophrenia for a period. But once there seems to be
lack of progress in treatment or dropping out of treatment, the family’s
emotional support may wane, resulting in some family members cutting
off all contact with their schizophrenic
sibling.
Friends may also lose interest
in supporting a person with schizophrenia, as they cannot understand
how to continue to give long-term support to such a person.
People with schizophrenia may need help
from people in their family or community in numerous situations. They
may often resist treatment, believing that delusion or hallucination is
real and that psychiatric help is not required. Certain long-held
beliefs and practices concerning mental illness in a particular
community may frustrate efforts of some family members in getting
relevant orthodox intervention for their relatives. The following hints
may be useful for such family members and friends.
The closest family member or friend
should be the advocate. Sometimes, only the family or others close to
the person with schizophrenia will be aware of strange behaviour or
ideas that the person has expressed. Since patients may not volunteer
such information during an examination, family members or friends should
volunteer to offer all relevant information.
Ensure ongoing compliance with treatment
Ensuring that a person with
schizophrenia continues to get treatment after hospitalisation is also
important. Discontinuing medication or not going for follow-up
treatment, often lead to a return of psychotic symptoms.
Offer strong emotional encouragement
Encouraging the person to continue
treatment and assisting him or her in the treatment process can
positively influence recovery. Without treatment, some people with
schizophrenia become so disorganised that they cannot care for their
basic needs, such as food, clothing and shelter. Such patients may end
up on the streets or in jail.
Know how to respond to bizarre comments
Those close to people with schizophrenia
are often unsure of how to respond when patients make statements that
seem strange or are clearly false. For the individual with
schizophrenia, the bizarre beliefs or hallucination seems quite real —
they are not just “imaginary fantasies.” Instead of “going along with” a
person’s delusion, family members or friends can tell the victim that
they do not see things the same way, while acknowledging that things may
appear otherwise to the patient.
It is very important not to challenge
the person’s beliefs or delusion. They are very “real” to the person who
experiences them, and there is no point arguing with them about the
delusion or false beliefs. Instead, move the conversation along to areas
or topics where you both will agree.
Keep a record
It may also be useful for those who know
the person with schizophrenia well to keep a record of types of
symptoms, medication (including dosage), and effects of various
treatments. By having this knowledge, family members may know better
what to look for in the future.
Families may even be able to identify
some “early warning signs” of potential relapses, such as increased
withdrawal or changes in sleep patterns.
Thus, return of illness may be detected
early and treatment may prevent a full-blown relapse. Also, by knowing
which medication that have helped and which have caused troublesome side
effects in the past, the family can help those treating the patient to
seek better treatment more quickly.
Support the person
In addition to involvement in seeking
help, family, friends and peer groups can provide support and encourage
the person with schizophrenia to regain his or her abilities. It is
important that goals be attainable, since a patient who feels pressured
or repeatedly criticised by others will probably experience stress that
may lead to a worsening of symptoms. Like anyone else, people with
schizophrenia need to know when they are doing things right. A positive
approach may be helpful and perhaps more effective in the long run than
criticism. This advice applies to everyone who interacts with the
person.
Elton John's sons, Zachary, 5, and three-year-old Elijah are the apples
of his eye, but the star has revealed that when it comes time to divide
up his estimated $400 million fortune, the boys will only inherit a
small portion of the wealth. Elton and his husband David Furnish want to
ensure that their sons know the value of hard work and don't want them
to take anything for granted. Speaking with the Mirror,
the singer stated, "Having children changed everything about my life.
I've learned that the simplest things in life, like having a minute with
them, are worth more than any painting, any photograph, any house or
hit record." Limited time offer Sky Sir Elton John will only leave a portion of his fortune to Zachary and Elijah
"Before we had the children we just had our lives and we would spend
money because we didn't have anything else to focus on. We have really
toned things down because we have enough stuff. There is nothing else we
need." He continued: "Of course I want to leave my boys in a very
sound financial state. But it's terrible to give kids a silver spoon. It
ruins their life. "Listen, the boys live the most incredible lives,
they're not normal kids, and I'm not pretending they are. But you have
to have some semblance of normality, some respect for money, some
respect for work. "… They have to do chores in the house – take
their plates to be cleaned, help in the kitchen, tidy their rooms and
help in the garden, and each time they do they get a little star to put
on these charts they've made. They understand they need to do these
things, and they enjoy it." Elton and David are keen to instill the
value of hard work in their boys David, meanwhile, revealed that the
couple have been inspired by American business magnate Warren Buffett,
who is leaving half his $100 billion fortune to charity. "Warren
Buffet, the third wealthiest man in America, has a really cool model in
that he leaves his children enough money so that they have a house, a
car and all their basic needs covered and cared for so they never need
worry. But it's not crazy, silly, go-wild money so that they could be
buying Picassos or private jets," he explained. "Anything beyond the
basic, they have to go out and earn it themselves. "If they want a Picasso, they have to go out and earn it. I think there's real sensibility in that.
"The greatest joys, everything Elton and I have created, have come from
hard work and that's where your self-esteem comes from."
Authority: the select few have it and the rest of you bow down to it
You have to admit that every one of you have an authority figure that tells you what to do, where to go, how to dress and how to think.
And you hate it; you want to do something about it, you want to challenge that authority, but you do not.
You do not because you are afraid. That fear is not a bad thing; that fear helps you keep things in place. Nature has put that fear in you so that everybody will know his place in life
17 year old Ese Oruru has said that she wants to remain a Muslim and married to her 18 year old lover, Yunusa.
In an interrogation with Kano police, she said, “My name is Aisha
Chuwas. I am 17-year-old. I came here to be a Muslim and I will stay
here.”
There had been wide outrage over the case of Ese who was reportedly
abducted from her family in Bayelsa and forced to convert to Islam.
A human rights lawyer, Huwaila Mohammed, who interrogated both Aisha
and the lover, Yunusa said, “I was there to protect her rights. When I
approached her initially, she refused to talk to me. Later she opened up
to me.
“She is very defiant. She told me she was born in February 1999. I
personally wanted her to reunite with her family, but surprisingly she
asked me to tell her mother that she will never return to Bayelsa.
About her interaction with Yunusa, she said, “I was surprised when I
saw a very small boy. He is just 18-year old. I was enraged thinking
that it was an old man involved in the saga. From the way I see it, they
eloped not because of religion but love,” she said.
Women
have sex when they want, unlike men that have sex whenever they can.
From confessions I have gathered, it emerges that women have sex for
physical, emotional and material reasons; to boost their self-esteem, to
keep their lovers, or because they are raped or coerced, and this one
just to say ‘I did it’.
Pity patter sex
Women
may sometimes give in to sex for this simple reason; after all, we are
women with maternal instincts. Women have confirmed over and again to
have had sex with men just because they felt sorry for them. According
to one, she had been dating a guy over two years and he had been
pleading with her all through. One day, she said she took pity on him
and agreed. However, he was out of the door as soon as he could pull his
pants up (just like a dog).
Here
is an advice, girls: have sex because you want to and not because you
feel pressured to, or are sorry for the guy (if he doesn’t have blue
eyes then I don’t see why you cannot stay away). That way, should things
go sour, you can hold your head up, look the loser in the eye and say:
“gerrarahere for real men! you fall me, I fall you, no big deal!”
Sex for marriage sake
This
is very different from marital sex. This is simply sex to negotiate for
marriage. Some ladies believe that having sex with a guy will provide
them the opportunity to show the guys and convince them that they are
good and suitable for each other.
To
add insult to injury, some of these ladies are prepared to play little
housewife roles, they go over to the guys’ apartments for chores and
even wash their dirty under wears and clothes. Some even cook with their
own money to convince the guys that they can support the union
financially too. My little sister gave me a gist about one of her
friends who played house help for someone she called her fiancé for
almost four years, refusing to heed everyone’s warning and yes, as you
guessed–she got jilted.
Back for ground, just give me what I want
What
came to your mind is prostitution, yes? Just as the phrase imply, this
is when you use what you have to get what you want. For women, sex has
become a super power (well, the fellas caused this one, acting all
thirsty all the time) so they use it to manipulate, not just for
monetary gains also to make boys be their hand bag, pay for their food
(that they can pay for o) and yes, open the car door for them, to get
jobs, promotions, or even maintain status as the case might be.
Many
men, both high and low have been known to succumb to the aura of this
potent natural endowment. Many women have perfected the art of using
their gifts from mother nature to get what they want through intense
manipulation and negotiation.
Sex for cure
Then
there is sex to feel better. Women use sex to cure their migraines.
This is explained by the release of endormorphins during sex – they are a
pain reliever. Sex can even help relieve period pains. To be honest,
rather than down pills, why not get some? Doctor’s prescription!
Do me, I do you sex
Aka
revenge sex. This is common with women who have been hurt and who want
to get their pound of flesh. Often, a wife might cheat on her cheating
husband just to get back at him and probably make him feel the way she
felt. It could also be to get back at a partner who has neglected them.
Again, she might have sex to reassure herself that she is still pretty
and desirable by men after she’d been jilted by one, or to simply walk
out of an existing relationship. Revenge sex may sometimes take a
bizarre twist, depending on motive and individual.
People
that have sex just to hurt their partners seem dumb to me, because most
times he might not even care because he has outnumbered you without you
knowing. So darlings, stick to having sex because YOU want to.
A
middle aged man identified as Echeno Adakole yesterday threw the people
of Obaganya community, a suburb in Otukpo Local Government Area of
Benue State, into sorrow and gloom as he beheaded his 50-year-old
step-mother, Titi Enokela.
The alleged was reported to have laid ambush for his stepmother at a
family farm settlement. He was reported to have hit her on the head with
a piece of wood an thereafter cut her head off for ritual purpose.
He proceeded to wrap the dead woman’s head in her clothes and put it in a polythene bag.
Mourning family members reported that “family members noticed that
the woman had not returned from the farm and it was getting dark. Her
children and other family members went looking for her; they found her
headless body tucked away in a corner of the family farm.
“They all raced back home wailing and crying for help, only to
discover the severed head of the woman with her step-son, who was acting
strange and making moves to flee from home.”
The family source added that upon discovering the head, a mob quickly
materialised with the aim of lynching the accused but the prompt
response of the police avoided that.
Adding that; “As a result of tension in the community, the Police
Area Command hurriedly moved the suspect out of the area to the State
Command Headquarters in Makurdi,”.
The State Police Public Relations Officer, ASP Moses Yamu, when
contacted confirmed the story, he added that the state Police Command
was still actively investigating the matter.
Neymar
has joked he would rather have Barcelona team-mate Lionel Messi’s left
leg than Real Madrid rival Cristiano Ronaldo’s right.
In a
light-hearted exchange with UOL’s Mauro Beting, Neymar tackled several
subjects including, unsurprisingly, the long-standing debate surrounding
Messi and Ronaldo.
But Neymar cheekily suggested he would rather Messi’s left peg than Ronaldo’s right.
“I’d
take Messi’s left foot, with all due respect to Cristiano, because my
right foot is pretty handy too,” Neymar said, via Marca.
And to
add further insult, Neymar, when asked who he would rather beat between
Real Madrid and Manchester City, said: “I prefer beating Real Madrid to
Manchester City.”
Neymar
was also asked to compare team-mate Messi to Brazilian great Pele – a
player the 24-year-old himself has been compared to countless times –
but said it was a hard judgment to make given he never saw Pele live.
“Unfortunately I never saw Pele play,” he said,
“What
I know of him is through my grandfather, my dad’s dad, who used to talk
to me and tell me about how he played. It’s a difficult question for
me, because I’ve seen Messi play and have had the chance to play
alongside him. They’re both geniuses, though.”
The Brazil international also said he preferred the Champions League to South America’s Copa Libertadores.
“The
Libertadores is sensational but the Champions League… The first time I
heard the anthem was a really special feeling,” he said as reported in
AS.
“It’s like being in a video game; it’s living the dream of every child. That’s why I’m picking the Champions League.”
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