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Trigger Points
Some say trigger points exist, others say nay. What's your opinion?If my therapist only knew
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Cannabidiol containing salves, creams, oils and patches are shown to be relaxing and pain-relieving. Would you try it?General Questions
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- noisegatesamJul 20DiscussionI've always been interested in finding a way to officially pay less taxes on income. Is it possible to do this in some way? If you have any options, I'll be happy to listen. Thanks.0
- davefollmerApr 3, 2018DiscussionHousework is traditionally understood as an economic exchange – housework for money – or as a form of patriarchy drawn along gendered lines. Yet our new study argues that housework is also divided according to the previous night’s fight and our knowledge of our partner’s trigger points. For many couples, the notion that housework is a form of interpersonal tension and support is not surprising – we adjust our behaviours daily as a form of love, caring and compassion for our partners. However, existing theories assume our housework is divided based on four dimensions of our lives: our earnings, our time demands, our gender role attitudes and our gender. These concepts have been well supported in academic scholarship. Men do less housework, on average, than women; the partner with more resources (more work time and money) spends less time in housework; and couples with more traditional gender attitudes have more traditional work and housework divisions. For More You Can Check: Cryptocurrency Animation Video0