Jenny 9yo 7 Suck Dog

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Ok, ok... I've heard this good ol' sayin' too many times to count. "Real Estate Agents suck!" Ya know what? Some of you are absolutely right. A lot of us are cut throat and money hungry.

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When people ask me what I do for a living and I say "Realtor," even I think it sounds weird. No joke. I love what I do and I take it seriously, but I know what the public is saying. Some of us Agents are pushy and overly aggressive. Or we can be lazy, incompetent, and seemingly never available. I hear ya. BUT not all of us suck! Many agents are straight forward people who mean well. Find a realtor that you click with. It'll make a world of difference with your home buying or selling experience.

Have you ever been to an Open House and felt somehow attacked by the hosting agent? Before I was licensed, I was looking for a home and stopped at an Open house. The agent there opened the door and immediately 'attacked' me. She was very pushy with her questions, asking me if I was preapproved, had a lender, how much I could afford, etc. This turned me off completely and I definitely didn't want her helping me. I also met an agent that I liked but she was never available! I felt like she really wasn't on my side because it would take her days to just return my voicemail. "They're all like that" is how I felt. I figured out I was wrong, slowly but surely.

I've met some really great agents and have learned a lot from them. I follow the good ones so I can only become better. I've talked to their clients to hear what they really liked about their agent and their transaction. Striving to be better everyday in business!

We had to put her down about 5 years ago due to health issues. To be honest, she was soooo much work and maintenance, it has put me off of getting another dog. I do NOT want to deal with those issues again. It really sucked part of my soul out of me.

Hi,
Thanks so much for bringing this up. We have a 10 month old pup that is Boston Bull x English Bull mix. However after getting the pup at 6 weeks we learned the lady we got her from was selling for the Amish ( dont know if I spelled that right ) so who knows what she is. I forget when it was when she was a couple of months old she got something I went into her cage to get it and she growled at me. I knew then something was up. Now she has bit 2 strangers am lucky I didnt get sued? For what I call no good reason the first guy just walked by me then Bella jumped up and bit his hand. There was a mark but no blood. She has now tried to kill 1 of my cats twice. And a week ago I live with my elderly Mom who is 80+ Bella bit her hand til she did bled. I had a trainer come and walk her and said she thinks she has fear aggression? The other day my husband tried to move her head out of the fridge and she growled and went to bite him. Yesterday she tried to bite my Mom again when she tried to move her out the door, we have the AC on. Then lastnight my Mom was outside doing yard stuff and Bella jumped up and bit my Moms hands until finally they bled. My son had her out side of a store when I went in she tried to bit another stranger. I have tried to do some of the training with her what I was told but now when I go to correct her she growls and goes to bite me. So am having to make the call should I have her put down? And all this when she was on relax pills. I have really tried to find her a new home with someone who might know how to handle her more there is no one. No rescue will take her because of what she is like. I dont want to have to worry when am out will Bella really hurt my Mom? Sometimes you dont know what will set her off. We love her but I cant have a dog that means to bite. And I can say I see it getting worse. I feel a dog should be a joy not a chore. Thanks for letting me put her story on I say it with a heavy heart. I have had dogs all my life and many different kinds of dogs but nothing like the way Bell behaves. Then again I have never had a pup from the Amish either. She is going in tomorrow, it sucks so bad! Thanks

It does suck and is a financial burden, but there are very fun times, good memories, great team parents and kids, growth experiences, and he loves it. Plus, it is good to get your butt kicked now and again. Builds character, encourages growth, determines your fight, and humbles you.

There is no doubt form the start of the movie that Forrest loved Jenny from the beginning of their friendship. But it is Jenny who never gave a thought or had a feeling about Forrest's feelings. She always avoided him right from the start and considering girl's sixth sense is too strong, she most probably understood that Forrest started loving her. But watching the movie, somehow it was depicted that Jenny despite understanding everything (even Forrest expressed himself that he loved her) always tried to ignore him (rude to say but the reason being he was stupid and this is the truth) and chose an aimless yet apparently enjoyable life for her.

But in the end she returned to him conceiving how much life she had spoiled of herself. She was sure he would accept her in any condition, had a baby with him for her own interest (for natural reason) and married Forrest when she became sick. Needless to say Forrest had become too rich by then. Is the above theory not enough to prove that she married Forrest for her own interest?

Jenny was a seriously mixed-up, mentally unstable woman who did not know what she wanted to do with herself. The primary reason for her instability was the sexual abuse meted out to her as a child by her father. Such events scar people for life and Jenny was no different.

There is a particular scene early on in the film where Jenny and Forrest are hiding from her father in a corn field. She tells him that she wants to "fly away like a bird far from here". As soon as she got a chance, that is exactly what she did. She wanted to be a completely different person. But she got kicked out of college and fell in with hippies and extremists of the time and got sucked into a downward spiral.

She did love Forrest. She even said so before sleeping with him even though she turned down his proposal. Even though she ran away again, the birth of Forrest Jr. resulted in her becoming mature and responsible. She became a waitress in Savannah and appeared to be supporting her son and herself quite well. She only wrote to Forrest once she knew of her terminal illness. Their marriage gave both of them happiness and Forrest Jr. a father who would take care of him once Jenny died.

I think Jenny loved Forrest but it was a pure love, unlike what she thought she was worth. So she chose to remember Forrest as an unspoiled part of her past, and instead ran after a hedonistic life. When she did consummate her relationship with Forrest she left because she was afraid that she would taint him. Only when she was really sick and needed him to care for her son did she allow him into her life, knowing that her running days were over.

Everytime, I watch this movie I am struck by how Jenny is portrayed. She was a deeply wounded and flawed person, but I think she really loved Forrest. She was abused constantly by her father and the only time she felt happiness was when she was with him. Her past and the demons she carried followed her throughout the entire film. I think she didn't believe she was worthy of Forrest.

In the movie, she asks him why is he so good to her as if she can't understand how he could still love her. The love she felt for him was untainted and pure. Her past and choices she made with men, drugs, and life were because she felt worthless perhaps believing she deserves that life. When she slept with Forrest, I think she believed she was giving him something back a piece her that she could show him how she felt about him. When she was gone the next day, I think it was because she realized that she wasn't whole and could give him the life he wanted.

She over the years saw him living this life where he did these extraordinary things and she was not worthy of him. When she got sick I think she realized that her son deserved to know his father and he deserved a piece of her that was pure, the only good thing in her life that wasn't tarnished. She was finally at peace and maybe thought she finally deserved some happiness with him. Often times abuse is so debilitating that you can't come out from under it.

Leaving Forrest behind all the time was showing her love to him because he would've followed her anywhere and eventually brought him down too. She loved him in the most innocent way pure, untainted, and free of her abuse. That's all I got to say about that.

I think Jenny was mentality mix up in the head from her poor up brining not stable in her mind about love but she know abuse.Which leads to bad behavior and no mental stability in some areas of her lif

Selfish? I'm not sure about that, I kind of see it as cruel she says she loved him the night she slept with him but then the very next morning she runs away again if she truly did love him she would have stayed or even at the most came back after she found out she was pregnant. The poor man tried almost his whole life to be with her, protect her, and treat her good but she never gave him the chance. To me I see her doing what's right for her boy so that he was taken care of after she was gone but I can't believe she truly loved forest she told him she loved him but the very next morning she ran away again even if she came back after finding out she was pregnant then it would have shown she did care but she waited years until she found out she was dieing to contact him again and then marries him that to me says hey I'm dieing I need someone to take care of my son when I die so I guess that I can stomach being with this dude until I die which is very sad because forrest loved her so much it makes me cry every time watching the part at the end when he is at her grave talking to her and says how much he misses her, the poor man fought his whole life trying to be with her and in the end he gets to be with her for a year before she dies. So in conclusion I'm not sure I would call it selfish, I see it more as almost evil.

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