All I was doing was protesting against the conglomerate's promotion of crime.
I still don't want to lead a social movement. I want to stop being the topic of the conglomerate's smear campaign. I want to stop being the social currency by which male chauvinists and female sycophants gain and maintain acceptance, money, power and political influence. I want to stop being blamed for the crimes inflicted on me, and I want to stop their infliction.
The people who are doing these things should stop doing them, without resentment and without first demanding that I acquiesce about anything, that I stop writing, that I stop talking, that I wear long pants and long skirts all summer, that I spend all of my time thinking about how to look neither frumpy nor attractive enough to be "begging" to be exploited, that I never try to be funny unless I agree to be the butt of degrading jokes, that I ask for the conglomerate's permission to have a social life, that I say nothing about this decade of abuse for the rest of my life.
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I don't have millions of dollars to protect my image, the way that celebrities do, and it shows. Here are quotes from Carey Martell, one...
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Although my life is really awful, I am not in the dire situation described at the previous page. Unfortunately, I'll be 46 this summer...