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I feel like women whatever decision they make they are applauded like ‘she chose herself’ even when it’s not a good decision she made.

A woman will never really hear, oh that’s a really stupid decision you made, or you’re an idiot for having xyz expectation.

What do you think? This is me coming in at it from a male point of view, men have to face reality and truth, but it seems like often women get to evade the true reality.

So you used self check out at Walmart and an item didn't scan , they take you to a back room and say you are a thief and will be prosecuted and go to jail, lose your job , and take a credit hit. Warrants issued for arrest. Then you get a letter from Walmart saying if you pay us X Amount this all goes away.

Is this ok? Is it away for Walmart to get back what they lose in shop lifting? Is it taking advantage of good people that didn't try to steal the item?

I have lived in Tennessee most of my life. The scenery is great and the state is geographically beautiful. Speaking of the people here, the quality of life, and society's mode of operandi... well... there are challenges depending on who you are.

If you are in good health; are able to reasonably navigate the Good ol' Boy system well; and have stability, connections, status, wealth, a strong personality, or a solid combination of these, you will likely live well here and perhaps thrive.

If you, however, have complex health issues that are atypical and unresponsive to common, first-line approaches; are ever experiencing a sudden medical emergency; have moderate-to-severe mental and emotional defects; are disabled; struggle socially; or have had any legal troubles besides maybe an underage drinking conviction... you may be in for a very rough ride here in Tennessee.

People here are often very opinionated, take offense to any criticism of the state, cliquey, stubborn, and harsh.

The EMS systems here are weak, the state ranks high in hospital closures, the mental health system is very broken, and there are minimal resources available to people who are both poor and defective. People are moving here to our state to take advantage of our lower cost of living, yet our infrastructure continues to crumble and is unable to adapt. We rank the highest for depression, especially around the Knoxville Area and northeast TN.