I really need to work on being a better friend. I'm just naturally distant and can unintentionally go long periods of time without talking to anybody. I'm trying to break this habit, but it's hard when you're a real-life hermit.
Life changes a lot, and that's why I don't humiliate anyone, I don't think I'm better than anyone, I don't wish bad on anyone, I don't envy what anyone has, and I don't live fixated on anyone.
@Blacksword011 Don't wanna hear this divide and conquer foolishness. They raise these white men. And they actually just wanna replace them in the power dynamic.
This is reminiscent of Black women pointing out slimy white women like they don't use the same deranged tactics.
A female police officer late for work lied that it was because another police officer had sexually assaulted her.
Lauren Evans, 34, said she was stopped while driving by a plain-clothes officer in an unmarked car.
She falsely claimed her attacker’s name was “Watson”.
Innocent PC Alex Watson — who had never met Evans — was arrested the next day in front of his wife and children as they arrived home from a wedding.
By chance, and highly coincidently, he had been driving an unmarked car in the area where and when fellow Met cop Evans claimed she was attacked.
PC Watson was carted off in handcuffs and spent 23 hours in custody before detectives worked out Evans concocted the story.
In a statement, he said: “To make up an allegation of this nature I find disgraceful. I was treated like a violent criminal.”
He said he and his wife, who together clocked up 30 years’ in the Met, “felt betrayed and let down by the organisation”.
Evans, of Maidstone, Kent, was found guilty of perverting justice in December.
She was sacked for discreditable conduct at a disciplinary hearing a month later.
Judge Martin Griffith said it was “all through a simple lie told in circumstances which must have had something to do with being late”.
He jailed Evans for a year at Southwark crown court, South London.