Lena Bailey
Bio
Georgia born writer. Specializing in dating and true crime
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Being the cousin of a Psychopath addict
My cousin is an addict, has been for as long as I can remember. He has been in and out of jails and rehabs since at least I've been in middle school. He has also gone to school ran by the army or some branch of the armed forces. He is an admitted psychopath with sociopath tendencies. He has used and stolen from most of my family. I will be calling the family my family because I do not consider him my cousin any more.
By Lena Bailey3 years ago in Families
Before you message me
I was recently faced with any angry reader who initiated the conversation and then didn't like the answer I gave her. I will always be pro woman and pro sugar baby but if something is wrong I will tell you. I will also tell you the truth the only way I can. I will never sugarcoat the truth. You ladies and gents have to also realize that you're reaching out to someone you don't know so you run the risk of me saying something you don't like. If you don't like what I say that is your right but it is also my right to say what I wish. I will be nice as possible of course.
By Lena Bailey3 years ago in Journal
The ways that the show "mom" tackles the topic of addiction
If you haven't seen the show mom I recommend it. Basically it's about a mother daughter duo and their group of friends who are dealing with life and trying to get (and stay) sober. It is a comedy that sometimes deals with tough topics. I recently realize that it tells the different types of sobriety. Let me explain this in this post.
By Lena Bailey3 years ago in Psyche
The candle in the window
So everyone in long island knows about Mary's grave and her house. If you pass by the house at night however many people are in the care that's how many candles are in the window. It's wild and I've experienced it. One day I decided to poke around the house to see if I sensed anything or could see anything there. I had planned to get there early in the day but unfortunately there were things that stopped me from getting there when I wanted. I finally got there a little bit before the sun would even start to set.
By Lena Bailey3 years ago in Horror
The suicide forest
A trigger warning is now in affect. If you're sensitive to death or suicide this article is not for you. This forest is in Japan at the base of Mount Fuji. It's also called Aokigahara or the sea of trees. It got it's reputation because it is one of the places in the world with a high frequency of suicides. Japan has one of the highest levels of suicide in the world. The suicide forest is in second for the amount of suicides, the golden gate bridge is in first. The problem is so bad that there are signs at the entrances of the forest and a few other places in the forest pleading with all that enter to rethink their decision. There has been 105 bodies found there every year. There is a suicide season and it's usually in the spring, more than likely March. They have stopped publishing suicide numbers.
By Lena Bailey3 years ago in Horror
How to tell if a ghost is around
When it comes to ghost being around we know the basics. I'm here to confirm what we know and maybe add to the knowledge. We all know the major signs that a ghost is around. If things move by themselves you know that there's a ghost or spirit around. I'm not just talking about movement like a glass sliding off the table I'm talking about the cup being in a different spot then you where you left it. Spirits and ghosts are well know for moving things. Things may also disappear. People think that that's all the ghost can do. People are of course wrong.
By Lena Bailey3 years ago in Horror
4th update about leaving corporate America
I hate doing these so close together but I want to continue the story for those of you who care. So I got a job interview with another company. I was very open with my bosses. I think one of the shift managers was kind of upset or just really didn't care. The general manager was supportive of whatever I thought I should do for my well being or growth. I think for a while I was just kind of there. I think the bosses just kind of tolerate me. I'm not a bad employee, I can tell you that much. I became a part of the companies routine or one of the things they had at their disposal.
By Lena Bailey4 years ago in Journal
Those who make #metoo claims years later or for attention, fame, money or to ruin someone's career
I wanted to talk about this topic for a while. As a me too survivor I have to deal with people not believing me because of people who make claims that come at times that make people question the authenticity of the story. People throw the word liar around a lot when maybe the people are telling the truth. I want to talk about the people who make others question the me too movement. Let's talk about these groups individually first.
By Lena Bailey4 years ago in Viva
To my person/bestie
To my best friend (you know who you are), Yes you're my best friend. No I don't know why or how that happened. No there's no upgrades or refunds, you're stuck with me. You could do worse. Maybe you could do better, but do you really want to try? Yes, it's really been 4 years since we met.
By Lena Bailey4 years ago in Humans