It’s a description of using heroin. Your life is being relentlessly pelted in a downpour. Heroin is the underpass. Suboxone is more like a good umbrella that coincides with a slight break in the storm.
I was actually surprised that Schellhorn brought it up since I thought the directive was to do everything possible to not call her “character” into question. But once it was brought up, I was hoping Mr. B would delve into it a bit more during cross by asking her to clarify although I guess Taylor would have shut him down. Still, it was interesting that Schellhorn even mentioned it.
I think our brief foray into othrkinds of chat groups can lay to rest the persistent fallacy that COTH is particularly vicious mean or cut throat compared to other groups. In fact it is very tame.
LK has specialized in targeting emotionally vulnerable people to cause extreme emotional anguish. So it’s not surprising that when they collectively turn on her, they are speaking from that place of anguish. It’s not going to be pretty. But I think there’s a fitting justice in LK getting hammered on public SM. She wants attention and now she’s got it but she can’t control the narrative.
In the olden days when Suboxone was first being used, it was a pill. You could take the pill and it would suppress the urge to do opiates. Or you could crush the pill and snort it or inject it like heroin. You would get sick to your stomach, and then get high.
The strips are for sublingual use. Harder to abuse. But you can “melt” them and then inject it and get high.
My oldest son is an addict and I went down this road with him.
Sheilah
Seems she also isn’t replying like she used to. At least not on Facebook. That must be very difficult for her to have to sit on the sidelines and not be able to jump into the fray.
None of her old comments on the COTH articles from years ago are there. At least I can’t see them. So whoever has screenshots… don’t delete them. Either she deleted/deactivated her profile, locked down the privacy settings, or figured out who I was and blocked me .
So you said LK was one of those relishing in nastiness on SM - and yet immediately find fault with anyone being hostile about that fact? Just trying to figure that out…
I was however pleased to see that when someone here said LK should
Overdose there was criticism, so we at least know what is consider going too far.
There have been many things that have gone too far… sh-stuff coming from LK included. And of course people are going to call it out.
But then you go on…
However when another poster a while back used a horrific term for sexual abuse of children not a peep, as they were expressing the “majority “ opinion. If it was a minority opinion there would have been pearl clutching and reporting.
I am not even sure WTH you are referring to - what “majority opinion”? What horrific term? If you are going to toss out salacious accusations, I think you need to be more specific - quotes and/or screen captures would help. Plus these threads sometimes gallop along as if they were coming down the stretch in the Kentucky Derby (next week!) … and not everyone keeps up with every single post.
I am not sure why you (collectively) cannot accept that there are people that do not agree with every position or theory you (collectively) put out there and can still not approve with LK’s actions. Or believe some of you are a bit dramatic and over the top with the harassment.
Equally, I am not sure why some cannot understand that that there are people who may not agree with them - and yet said posters do not “hate” LK and are not MB “fangirls” etc. etc. No matter - they must be labelled as such and dismissed.
What harassment are you referring to? Just disagreeing with another poster? Is it considered too dramatic to ask that?
MB got the best verdict he could hope for as did LK considering evidence and testimony. There are no winners.
In the end there truly are no winners in this sad affair - until we get to the civil case. That may not go the way that some have gleefully predicted - a resounding victory… similar to the way the criminal trial did not go the way some insisted it would, bombshells and all.
Oh good grief indeed.
I guess I should have used the /s to indicate SARCASM but I thought that using that “sweet innocent lamb” terminology would be indicative of extreme sarcasm in this case.
You always want to get that kind of stuff out of your “star witnesses” under your direction, to take the sting out of it so to speak. If you know it’s lurking out there, the judge may have already ruled on a limited admissibility, you never, ever want the opponent to bring it up in a “surprise!” hostile way. Let the jury think it’s no big deal. Make the jury think, yeah, this guy just straight up told us he’s an addict. He’s being honest. Why would he lie about anything else.
If the other side presents it first, the impression you can leave with the jury is, they’re a junkie, huh? What else are they hiding?
What does it matter? They were supposed to show a plot, and LK and crew seemed very specifically fixated on MHG’s parts of it and those parts being the demise of her career. The civil trial isn’t about MHG….
Ah, good point. Still, I was surprised that Taylor allowed it in at all, given how he seemed to be somewhat determined to “protect” LK and RG’s true character from being revealed. (And kudos again to Mr. B and team for managing to pull back the curtain just enough for the jury to “get it.”)
“Digging up dirt?” Please. First of all, little effort is required to find “dirt” on someone who lives her life the way LK has. Second, hiring someone to do a background check on a nightmare tenant hardly seems unreasonable. Unfortunately it was too little, too late. If only someone has suggested he do that when first taking her on as a student things might be very different now.
Every time I read your posts your deflections and delusions get wilder and wilder. Nobody but you is buying your spin.
I think Judge T walked a very tight rope between not wanting the victims on trial and what had to be allowed as it contributed to MB’s state of mind. And Mr B did a fabulous job walking that rope right with him.