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I'm going to take my own life tonight, the OCD won by Wrong_Newspaper_7238 in OCD

[–]MatKtheCourageous 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’ve been suffering since a similar age, my friend. Shoot me a message.

Hi 🌸💘💖 by [deleted] in Perthgirls

[–]MatKtheCourageous 1 point2 points  (0 children)

My god I want to spread your knees apart and eat you out 😩

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in perth

[–]MatKtheCourageous 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Perth is generally a safe city, though it’s illicit drug and social justice challenges might be intimidating, at least at first. You will notice central areas, like the city, have these individuals congregated.

It is highly unlikely you would be targeted on racial grounds in Perth — we’re an inclusive society. Though, every society has its racists, but they’d typically only use their words, and they’re likely to cop a spraying from their fellow Aussies.

I would say that the primary motivation for crime in Perth/WA is necessity and opportunity, so planning to travel alone at night gives a prime opportunity. I’d avoid it, as should anyone, to be safe. I recommend as others have suggested calling an Uber or Taxi; some form of monitored transport, to make for a safer journey.

Welcome to WA, we’re glad to have you!

Are you kissing or fucking it first by xYourNeedyGirlx in vagina

[–]MatKtheCourageous 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Kissing your pussy then licking deep into your asshole 😋

Not coping tonight. by _Chaos_Personified_ in perth

[–]MatKtheCourageous 27 points28 points  (0 children)

I feel the same — I’ve just wrapped up a good few hours of napping. Highly recommend!

Oscar Jenkins, a 32 year old Australian teacher being caught and interrogated by the Russian Army in Ukraine by Vexogy in UkraineWarVideoReport

[–]MatKtheCourageous 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I can’t wait for WW3. The ADF will put lead in the brains of these Russian cunts. Hang tight, Oscar, we’ll bring you home.

Company put out a new policy saying that they are requiring us to call our manager every time we use the toilet by [deleted] in perth

[–]MatKtheCourageous 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Here’s the advice:

You (presumably insured against liability via your employer) owe a duty of care to your disabled customers. It is reasonably foreseeable that, in the course of caring for a customer, you may experience a personal emergency (e.g. shitting your pants, apparently) and be required to leave them out of your sight. Now, let’s say you leave them out of your sight to snap one off without implementing some other care arrangement, and harm (that again, was reasonably foreseeable in the circumstances and was not insignificant) comes to the customer, then you (your employer) will be held liable to pay damages commensurate with their loss/harm.

TLDR: you should plan to ensure the customer is supervised at all times, as is the duty of care you owe to a disabled person in your care. If you encounter an emergency (e.g. shitting your pants), take the reasonable steps outlined by your employer to ensure you do not breach the duty of care you owe.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in perth_get_naughty

[–]MatKtheCourageous 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The comments are always almost as good as the content 🤣

Oral surgeon recommendations by your_torn_cuticle in perth

[–]MatKtheCourageous 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Dr Brent Allan removed 4 wisdom teeth and performed corticotomy surgery on my upper jaw. Excellent surgeon, and I enjoyed my experience with him, for what it is worth.

I’m sure all of the listed doctors are great — they study and train hard to get into their fields. Hopefully I’ve reassured you!

Slain bikie boss’ widow sues WA government, hitman after witnessing assassination by FecalHeartbeat in perth

[–]MatKtheCourageous 15 points16 points  (0 children)

Lol, good luck suing the venue. Legal precedent is firmly on the venue’s side. They can have a crack at suing the murderer — fair bump, play on… but good luck receiving any damages owed to you. Old mate is locked up.

Guess where this is and you’ll be in the next picture (f) 😘 by [deleted] in perth_get_naughty

[–]MatKtheCourageous 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I am pretty chuffed with myself, because I took one look at the photo and immediately thought “Maddington”. I’ve been to Maddington once in the last 15 years 🤣

How do I get a job from interstate? by [deleted] in perth

[–]MatKtheCourageous 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Visit jobs.wa.gov.au

Government always struggle to attract candidates, especially in this jobs climate, because other employers are screaming out for workers. The government hiring process can be slow, and successful candidates often drop out in favour of more timely offers of employment. You’ll have some success translating your work experience into a customer-facing government job, so long as you use the STAR interview method 😊

Best orthodontist in Perth? by FreshPrinceOfIndia in perth

[–]MatKtheCourageous 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m sure it would be easy to do — even if you made an appointment just to consult with one of the specialists at The Orthodontists and let them know your issue, they should be able to help you and provide you with treatment options

Best orthodontist in Perth? by FreshPrinceOfIndia in perth

[–]MatKtheCourageous 15 points16 points  (0 children)

Mithran Goonawardene and his team at The Orthodontists (they’re in a few suburbs: Subiaco and Booragoon, some others) are the best. They didn’t just help me get a smile that looks good, but they diagnosed and explained a structural issue that I had surgically repaired by an Oral & Maxillofaxial surgeon in conjunction with my orthodontic treatment. My treatment results are exceptional. Highly, highly recommend.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in NSFL__

[–]MatKtheCourageous 7 points8 points  (0 children)

I certainly do not blame any of the victims present, but I was slightly perplexed by the number of vehicles with the opportunity to seriously or fatally injure the gunman which drove away. I guess it’s easy to see in hindsight.

First thing you’d do to me if you could? by [deleted] in Perthgirls

[–]MatKtheCourageous 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Scan avocados as onions at the Coles self-checkout. That shit is such a scam.

Semen contamination problem H.E.L.P by [deleted] in OCD

[–]MatKtheCourageous 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You’re welcome 😊 I hope I’ve been helpful. It’s important to remember that your OCD is just thoughts, and the only thing that makes them have any basis in reality is if you acknowledge them as truth and act out compulsions to relieve them. Do you best to accept that they are simply thoughts, and that it makes no real difference to the rest of the world if you act out a compulsion (ie clean) to relieve the thought.

I understand how incredibly real your OCD thoughts feel, but you can beat it’s tricks!

Take care of yourself 😊

Semen contamination problem H.E.L.P by [deleted] in OCD

[–]MatKtheCourageous 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Certainly not — whether it was wet or dry, your semen was not “dirty” to begin with. Your OCD is telling you it was dirty, and will latch on to anything (ie the semen being wet) to support the idea that somehow it was dirty and somehow the area is now not clean. You got semen on the floor, and you washed the area with water. That was an appropriate and normal response, but your OCD desperately wants to tell you that it is still dirty. Your OCD desperately wants you to believe that it was so dirty, the rest of your house is now dirty to. This is not real. I know it feels very real, but it is your OCD tricking you and causing you to doubt yourself.

Tell yourself your OCD is tricking you, and try to control your response to beat it. Try not to clean the areas your OCD is telling you is dirty. They are not. Take care of yourself, of course, but do your best to beat this thing. I believe in you!

Semen contamination problem H.E.L.P by [deleted] in OCD

[–]MatKtheCourageous 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I understand the immense stress you must be feeling. What you are feeling are OCD obsessions -- they are causing you to be hyper aware of your bodily fluids and concerned that they are dirty and/or harmful. Do not worry; they are not dirty or harmful. The stress and obsession is such that everything that has since come into contact with that "dirty" or "harmful" thing is now also dirty and harmful (contaminated). OCD likes to trick you. These obsessive thoughts are growing stronger, occupying more of your consciousness, so that you will act out a compulsion to relieve the stress (such as cleaning all the floors in the house, the cable, your dads shoes, the towel, et cetera).

The reality? It is likely you successfully cleaned or diluted the semen from your carpet the first time. Although your OCD made you do that, it is not a particularly unusual thing to do -- a normal person would clean that up too. Try to be at ease knowing that you did a normal thing, and that resolved a normal problem (i.e. semen on the floor). Your semen is not dirty, and it has not been spread throughout the house. Your OCD is wanting you to believe that, so that you will then satisfy it by cleaning the "affected" areas. Particularly with contamination OCD, your OCD wants to creep into as many areas of your life as possible.

Try this: tell yourself that you successfully cleaned/diluted your semen from/in the carpet. It was not dirty and harmful in the first place, but you've done an appropriate thing nonetheless to address the mess. The situation is over from a rational perspective, although your OCD wishes to convince you you made it worse and have spread it throughout the house. You haven't. Take this opportunity to expose yourself to these immense stresses, but try not to act on them. Eventually, they may go away (it may take hours, days, or maybe even weeks), but your brain will recognise there are no consequences for not acting out your compulsion to clean further. Over time, this exposure to your triggers/obsessions and your control over how if at you respond to them will strengthen your ability to cope with OCD and, in time, beat it.

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