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Rotoscoping in progress…
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Young & Dumb
I remember some time ago, I was about 22 years old driving to a friend’s house and I spotted this hot, very tall, very sexy, beautiful young woman walking down the street. I jumped out of the car letting the car continue to coast down the street. (nice car too) She had on a super […]
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How am I ‘showing up’ in this relationship?
Do I typically help my children by responding or do I typically make things worse by emotionally reacting? When we learn and understand that our children’s behavior is a symptom of the root cause of them being in their amygdala part of their brain, which I call the little brain.This allows us to meet our […]
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Casting for new episodes…
#drugsboozewoes a film by #davidmolino Hoping to find a few diamonds in the rough, or even a few polished gems. My forte is raising awareness about drugs and alcohol addiction. The more we can talk about the underlying issues, the more we can understand the wisdom of Trauma, and hope for those afflicted with this […]
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You can’t make this shit up…
A woman who to admitted sexually trafficking her 11-year-old daughter in exchange for heroin could spend the rest of her life in prison
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Shameful acts of indignity
THIS IS A WAKE UP CALL. TOUGH LOVE TO WATCH, BUT THE FACTS ARE TRUE. #drugsboozewoes a film by #davidmolino www.davidmolino.com www.dna-film.studio
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Shining the light of shame
Middle aged men travel to foreign countries to have sex with children, not women, children… What a shameful inhumane things to do. There is very little enforcement, sadly they can pay their way out of a situation if caught. #drugsboozewoes
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Scopolamine, known as “The Devil’s Breath.”
It’s a substance so intense that it renders a person incapable of exercising free will. The first few days in the country were a harrowing montage of freaked-out dealers and unimaginable horror stories about Scopolamine. After meeting only a few people with firsthand experience, the story took a far darker turn than we ever could […]