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To: Sun Tzu who wrote (96226)	10/25/2025 2:01:39 AM
From: ajtj99	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 96545

My wife has made her life about helping the less fortunate. For example, she helps out a family on the side who has a daughter with a debilitating, progressive brain disease. This girl is a very cute, 9-year old girl. However, in the days my wife helps out, she pelts my wife with swats, pulls her hair, throws things at her, and says "I hate you", "I'll kill you", "you're a frick", "You should die", and other Stuart Smally-type daily affirmations. This can go on non-stop for up to 4-hours. As bad as this is, imagine how it is for the parents who have to live with this 24/7. The kid won't eat, so they have a feeding tube. She gets constipated all the time, which makes her angry. It's like having a Tasmanian Devil living with you. My wife leads support groups during the week for people as well. People just naturally gravitate towards her healing words and disposition. While she couldn't fight her way out of a wet paper bag, my wife is so tall and fit that nobody messes with her. They assume she could pummel them within an inch of their life, which is good for her. Gladiator Daughter is 14" shorter than her, and could take her out in probably 30-seconds.

To: Sun Tzu who wrote (96226)	10/25/2025 2:17:55 AM
From: ajtj99	1 Recommendation Recommended By Sun Tzu Respond to of 96545

My wife did her college internship at a YWCA women's shelter. The women and children there were all victims of domestic violence. My wife led daily support groups, and she assisted the people there with transitioning their lives. One person she worked with named her daughter Chlamydia because she liked the way it sounded. I suspect the kid eventually changed that. Anyway, one time, the husband of one of the women staying at the shelter came to the place and tried to break in and snatch the wife and kids back. My wife stood in the door and held that crazy guy off until reinforcements came to her aid and the dude was hauled off. When the time came, my wife summoned superhuman strength to protect those who were in peril. Somehow, she had this other gear she could shift into to go full-on mama-bear. That's something she's always had in her back pocket and still has to this day.