Trust Issues Women crush Wednesday (WCW)? Man crush Monday (MCM) and MCE or WCE who is yours? In the 21st century a lot of things took a turn, social media got very popular. Everybody’s mom and they grandma wants or have Facebook and other popular networks. I know most men cheat or have an affair with another women and then the girl gets sad, mad, crazy, upset about the situation break up or leave the man or get even. That is the typical life I knew about growing up. It even happened to me, friends, family and so on. New trends, words and other stuff have gotten popular on the social networks that most people apply to their daily lives. One popular new trend is called WCW or MCM. Women crush Wednesday (MCW) Simply means if someone you find …show more content…
A man who had a girlfriend simply posted his Women crush Wednesday (WCW). Derrick Kingston who was 24, from Memphis Tennessee was murdered by his girlfriend after posting his #WCW. Derrick and his girlfriend who is Nikki Mendoza shared an apartment together. While Derrick was fast asleep, she stabbed him. Friends of them both stated that they were the “jealous type”. Nikki was found in her bath tube bathing, while her dead boyfriend on the bed lying in a pool of blood. Apparently Derrick’s besfriend made a public statement about the case and said that Derrick sent him the picture of the girl he posted as his WCW. She had previously sent Derrick some nudes and that she lives in another state. Nikki stated that her decease boyfriend Derrick should have kept his eyes at her and no other women, since he did so she closed his eyes permanently …show more content…
The girl (Nikki) she felt violated, not only will she had been embarrass after her boyfriend posted a picture of another girl as his crush, but not to mention they lived together. So obviously she and Derrick took the next step in the relationship. The way people behave in the social networks it can make one go crazy and perhaps suicidal. People have taking things such as liking a certain picture to the next level, and these things implant on most people minds, and go crazy. This event is clearly psychological in every way. Psychologically Nikki felt no remorse about what she had done. Jealousy and rage dominated her, to the point that she had token her boyfriend’s life. She stated his eyes are now permanently close, when all eyes should have been on her. When it comes to serious relationships, especially at this time with these new rules and regulations for the 21st century things like murder for just posting a picture of someone else will occur. Social networks have become a very dangerous thing. It changes the way one thinks, act, and
On June 19th of 1990, Robert Baltovich’s girlfriend Elizabeth Bain went missing. Elizabeth told her family that she was going to check the tennis schedules at her school, the University of Toronto Scarborough Campus. She never returned, but her car was eventually recovered. It was found with blood on the backseat, with forensic tests showing that it was Elizabeth’s. With no clear evidence, the “solving” of the case was completely based on eyewitness testimonies, which eventually had Robert arrested for the murder of his girlfriend.
A horrific murder happened in tiny Skidmore on December of 2004. Lisa Montgomery and Bobbi Jo Stinnett met and found out that they had much in common and became good friends (Nunes 85-86). Surprisingly, Bobbi and Lisa met in an internet chat room. Bobbi was into puppy breeding and she occasionally served as a judge. Lisa lived in Kansas where her close friends were shocked about what she was talking about. Of course, Lisa shrugged it off and she sent an email to Bobbi saying that she wanted to see the puppies (Nunes 85-86). When Lisa met Bobbi Jo she had a fake name which was Darlene Fisher because she didn’t want Bobbi to know her real identity. When Lisa sent Bobbi the email she had a criminal intent on her mind. She was planning to choke Bobbi into unconsciousness and then cut open her womb and steal Bobbi’s unborn baby. When Lisa arrived at the house she threw a rope around Bobbi’s neck and choked her until she was unconscious. That is when Lisa took a knife and started to cut open Bobbi’s stomach. Lisa had to cut through skin, fat, and muscle to get to Bobbi’s uterus. Bobbi’s baby was in eight-month gestation; Lisa cut and tied the baby’s cord. Lisa stole the baby and fled to her house in Kansas. Unfort...
Authorities: Suspect in Deltona Woman’s Murder Angered by Affair with Co-worker. Retrieved from The Daytona Beach News Journal: http://www.news-journalonline.com/article/20140217/NEWS/140219415/0/NEWS?p=3&tc=pg Saenz, S., & Rowland, C. (2013, October 29). No bond for missing mom's husband as family begs for info. Retrieved from News 13: http://www.mynews13.com/content/news/cfnews13/news/article.html/content/news/articles/cfn/2013/10/28/search_continues.html.
Jean Kilbourne’s “Two Way a Woman Can Get Hurt: Advertising and Violence” is a section of a book titled: “Deadly Persuasion: Why Women and Girls Must Fight the Addictive Power of Advertising” that was originally published in 1999. It is about the images of women that advertisements illustrate. The central claim or thesis of the document is that: “advertising helps to create a climate in which certain attitudes and values flourish and it plays a role in shaping people’s ideas” (paraphrase). The author wants people by all genders and young children to acknowledge a right attitude towards what is shown in the advertisements so that the standards of behavior will not be influenced. As a result, it enables the negative contribution from the advertisements to be limited or eliminated.
brutally murdered outside The Daily Planet, a restaurant patronized by the local young people who are involved. The girl was visiting home for the summer. after being in the Los Angeles area attending school. Her and a friend were getting into their car when two guys on a motorcycle rode up next to Kimber Reynolds blocking her in, taking her purse, and beating her. her into a submission.
For over centuries, society had established the societal standard of the women. This societal standard pictured the ideal American woman running the household and taking care of the children while her husband provided for the family. However, between 1770 and 1860, this societal standard began to tear at the seams. Throughout this time period, women began to search for a new ideal of American womanhood by questioning and breaking the barriers society had placed upon them.
...ogan, T., & Cole, J. (2011). Exploring the intersection of partner stalking sexual abuse. Violence against women, 17(7), 904-919. doi: 10.1177/1077801211412715
Kansas City Chiefs linebacker Jovan Belcher killed Kasandra Perkins, the mother of his daughter, before killing himself. Professional athletes are arrested for domestic violence every week. But violence agains women is not anythng new. Many years ago, during the Vietnam war, more women were dying from domestic violence than the total number of men killed in Vietnam!
Mitch spends every Tuesday with Morrie not knowing when it might be his dear sociology professor’s last. One line of Morrie’s: “People walk around with a meaningless life…This is because they are doing things wrong” (53) pretty much encapsulates the life lessons from Morrie, Mitch describes in his novel, Tuesdays With Morrie. Morrie Schwartz, a beloved sociology professor at Brandeis University, was diagnosed with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS), which most people would take as a death sentence. Morrie viewed it differently; he saw it more as an opportunity. This is because he does not follow the so-called “rules” of society. These rules come from the sociological concept of symbolic interaction, the theory that states that an individual’s
Martyrdom as a means of Emancipation: A Comparative analysis of Grant Allen’s The Woman Who Did and George Gissing’s The Odd Women
In the beginning, Facebook was a free for all. It is my impression that everyone was so excited about this new mediated public and therefore wanted to use the application to its fullest, trying out every function it offered. My younger brother, unripe and fresh out of high school did not know the repercussions of his publications as most people didn’t really think about it. It wasn’t until a very incriminating photo was posted by his now ex-girlfriend, of Rob, smiling in a tree, that he thought twice about what he shared online. The photo was so big you had to scroll down to see the whole image. He was actually climbing a tree with his pants down around his ankles. The photo was taken from ground level, and in fact he was very high up. He bent slightly forward holding on to the sturdy trunk to steady...
He was probably was following her to make sure she got home okay. He was probably just a petty criminal. The former cop was probably a guy that can 't accept no. He probably felt some type of way cause she didn’t want him. Violent crimes in The United States dropped in 2013 to about 4.4%. There was about 181 women in 2005 that got murdered by their partner. There are about 4.8 million assaults that happened every year. It 's said that mentally ill individuals tend to be a victim more likely than a perpetrator. In recent years, there has been increased awareness of patients ' rights, integration of mentally ill individuals into the community, reduction or duration of hospitalization and of psychiatric hospital beds, and more abulatory services ( Melamed, Y 2010 ). Cindy Jones came across the mentally ill Rivers at the grocery store. It 's possible that Rivers could have bumped into her at the grocery store. The hospital said that Rivers was no longer on drugs and could stand trial. The only thing that ties Rivers to the crime is the blood that was found on Cindy 's strap to her purse. DNA doesn’t lie, but there is a question of how it got there. The blood found would have to be tainted to not be useable. DNA determines if an
But once the accusations started, she couldn’t back out for fear that her name would be ruined even more. She was just as scared as the other girls involved, but had to hide it behind the lies and cunning actions because she had no one to turn to in her time of need. She felt power, and like she had a place in life for once, when the other girls followed her and her decisions.
Canadian feminist author, Margaret Atwood, has written many novels, short stories, and poems reflecting the difficulties women have faced throughout the late 1900s. By creating characters that portray the new woman, Atwood’s relatable yet surprising plots demonstrate the struggles women have gone through to earn their standings in society. Now, in the twenty-first century, women have earned a nearly equal status to men in many important areas. Some of these areas include occupation, education, and intelligence. As women become more successful, the importance of certain female traits become emphasized. Atwood creates female characters that embody the image of the ideal new woman. In addition to her female characters, Atwood develops characters that pose as representations of the past. The characters that are the most relatable to readers are the ones who tackle the difficult roles of being a wife, a mother, and a woman in a predominantly male-run civilization. In Margret Atwood’s The Edible Woman, The Handmaid’s Tail, and Surfacing, female characters confront the challenges of developing their role in a marriage, escaping oppression from society, and accepting the value of fertility.
In the year 1869, John Stuart Mill published a controversial essay, “The Subjection of Women”, that advocated equality between sexes in a male-dominant society. In this essay, I will demonstrate that Mill’s analysis regarding the systematic subjection of women, by an education system producing conventional “womanly” characters favorable to men, is correct. However, I will argue that this analysis does not apply to today due to the advancement of the political rights and powers, progression of social equality, and improved economic conditions of women in countries with high education indexes. The education index is referring to the statistics on literacy rate, gross enrollment ratios, and other factors compiled by the UN that determine which countries have exemplary education.