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VICTIM MAN TELLS WOMEN ALL ABOUT IT

July 1, 2022 by David Gillaspie

Who is victim man? You? Me? The guy down the street? It’s all of the above, but only one person gets the trophy: The man who cries and moans the loudest and most often.

Filed Under: What's Up Tagged With: abortion, angry man, erectile dysfunction, harvey Weinstein, losers, man, roe v wade, stable man, suckers, suffering, Supreme Court, Texas, trump, victim, victim man, victims, women

THIRD ACT LIFE: THIS IS WHAT WE LEAVE BEHIND

June 24, 2022 by David Gillaspie

Life’s third act is different than the end of a drama. In a play, everyone goes home. In life the end is death, which sounds overly dramatic. One question: Is it better to go quietly and leave the mess and problems unsolved? Problem solvers say, “Heck no.”

Filed Under: What's Up Tagged With: abortion law, Communication, consequences, effective communication, freedom, obgyn, obstetrician-gynecologist, problem solvers, reproductive rights, roe v wade, soul search, Supreme Court, third act, women's health

FINISHED WORK WITH SENATOR RON JOHNSON

May 7, 2022 by David Gillaspie

Finished work leaves a feeling of permanence. And isn’t that the idea, locked in for the long haul. What do you do after you finish something? What’s next? Maintenance. But first, about that finished work.

Filed Under: What's Up Tagged With: americans, capitol, decency, finish, finish work, finished, finished work, groomed, groomed decency, half-baked, insurrection, normal, Oregon, pandemic, patriot, Portland, Portland Oregon, roe v wade, Ron johnson, Rowe v wade, Supreme Court, toxic masculinity, trump, veteran, Wisconsin, work

CARE LIMITS: WHEN IS IT TOO MUCH?

May 4, 2022 by David Gillaspie

Family caregivers have few care limits, for better or worse. The better part is that they stay on the job. The worst part: they quit. Not everyone gets it at first, but it sinks in eventually: Now what?

Filed Under: What's Up Tagged With: abortion, boomers, care, care limits, caregiver, caring, elon musk, family caregiver, insurrection, Oregon, political, Portland, PORTLAND BABY BOOMERS, Portland Oregon, roe v wade, Supreme Court, trump

RESPECTING DECISIONS IS HARD, BUT WHY BE A PUNK ABOUT IT

January 15, 2022 by David Gillaspie

Respecting decisions is part of the hard learning process. It starts early. Parents decide to put little Jimmy in an accelerated learning school and he learns to doubt their decisions sooner than later. But he still shows up for school everyday. Why? Because even little Jimmy knows that respecting decisions made for him by people […]

Filed Under: What's Up Tagged With: covid, health rules, insurrection, novak djokovic, prince andrew, Queen Elizabeth, respect, respecting decisions, seditious conspiracy, self respect, social norms, sports, sportsmanship, Supreme Court