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Published: 2016-05-04 03:12:18 +0000 UTC; Views: 1228; Favourites: 22; Downloads: 1
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Been a rather time since using Kisekae 2 at all, primarily because...a while ago, I lost a ton of files on one of the computers I used, which included some Kisekae export codes I had. And the computer I'm using now functions a bit awkwardly where the page will often refresh leading me to start over on things from scratch.I don't exactly why I'm focusing on real life people for this, but I guess it's because of the interesting fashion they have, and Jacqueline Kennedy certainly made her mark as a First Lady for many reasons. So I made her in her iconic pink Chanel suit. The background...is actually meant to be symbolic.
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Aw, well thanks!
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You're welcome!
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She looks pretty, too bad you-know-what happens...
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Yup...
The Kennedys seem to have the worst luck...
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I agree...I wonder what the Kennedys did that was so horrible...
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Not sure...but they say it started with Rosemary's failed lobotomy.
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...Damn. Lobotomies suck. I heard about them in my Psychology class...we've gone a long way from those practices.
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The disturbing part is how recent it actually is in terms of our history, being a trend in the 40s believing it could help people who didn't act normal.
The concept is rather horrifying to me, almost like a memory wiping/brainwashing tactic, with it likely mentally crippling them for life. And the procedure itself...uuugghh.
I heard of this one man who had this happen to him at eleven-twelve years old because...he was just being a kid, but he thankfully managed to recover from it, you wouldn't know he even had a lobotomy.
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Psychology was way off in the 40s. Some even thought homosexuality was a mental disease instead a sexual orientation.
It's terrifying, especially if the lobotomies fail because it leaves the person even worse than before. Have you read the book One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest ? It depicts a perfect picture of what a lobotomy does to a person.
I'm happy to see that man is okay now.
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Oh, it certainly was. We made terrible assumptions about anyone that was considered not of normal standards because they act quirky or obsessive when all they needed was help and a different approach. That's partially why we have things like Special Education.
Exactly...I've heard of the story before and know it's considered a classic despite not actually reading it.
His name is Howard Dully by the way.
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Thank Heavens for advancement, otherwise some of us would be in mental institutions for life.
I recommend it.
Awesome, I'll look him up.
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But I've read To Kill a Mockingbird in one of my classes...
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Awesome, I think I've heard of it before.
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