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Big sporting events are major draws for men, alcohol which leads to desires... and thus human trafficking.

Females have already been kidnapped. That event is next week and by now, a bunch of unfortunate young females in the age range 11+ have been kidnapped, abused, drugged, and forced into something fraudulent they never planned on. Traffickers, aka PIMPS, are simply frauds that play the emotional needs of the female.

Story from one Native American woman. Native American women are being brutalized...
https://blog.nativehope.org/story-of-survival-and-hope-sex-trafficking-survivor?fbclid=IwAR1T1nD9pUWEOzdNNTfXEAQ8I5eVSc0bpiP92bLAxxRvz5TEjSTr9hRubjI

Here's an example of one caught before they could get too far.
https://www.nbc4i.com/news/state-news/man-found-with-missing-girl-charged-with-child-pornography/

Would you support and send a message to the NFL Commissioner as follows: Please consider taking a moment of rememberance during this SuperBowl to acknowledge the unfortunate too many who have been taken against their will and are suffering, as a result of this event. Please consider providing these people a safe passage out to law authorities.

https://www.nflpa.com/contact-us
rogergoodell@nfl.com
Commissioner phone (212) 450-2000, Fax 212 681-7599

My current relationship is probably coming to an inglorious end because of my girlfriend's abuse of alcohol. We have dated since February, 2018 and lived together since July, 2018. She has never hid her use of alcohol and I am not opposed to anyone drinking responsibly. I occasionally enjoy a mixed drink myself. Early in the relationship, I minimized the significance of some warning signs and now I regret having done so. Over the past 6 months, her use of alcohol has increased significantly and I have tried to discuss this with her but she maintains a resolute denial that alcohol presents any problems for her, or us.

Over the past two years, she has been terminated from two jobs. I don't know if alcohol was a factor in those dismissals. She has procrastinated tremendously on matters that have some importance and significance. Most importantly, she developed alcoholic gastritis which led to malnutrition which led to 12 days in the hospital and complications from which she is still recovering.

I have begged her to control her drinking. I have offered to stop drinking if she does. I have suggested counselling. Nothing has worked. I finally gave her an ultimatum; I was virtually certainly that would end the relationship but it was the only remaining option. Now we are discussing the terms of her moving out and moving on with our lives.

Have you ever been in a relationship and discovered that your partner was an alcoholic? Did you experience the frustration and anger that comes with living with an alcoholic? Did it end horribly or do you have a happier story about your experience?