As women, we must learn to stick together. We must understand and know that just because a woman is nearly 6 feet tall, has an amazing strength about her and a great presence, that she still needs to be protected and respected by her female colleagues.
I’m not going into detail because there WILL be legal proceedings, which are in the works even as I type this.
Suffice to say that my amazing twin sis (pictured) had a pretty bad weekend that could have been avoided if her female companions had followed these Safety Tips for women at conferences:
1. Don’t assume you know someone well enough not to have to worry about him simply because you’ve seen him a few times and he “seems” nice.
2. If someone is following you, scream and shout. Attackers don’t want attention brought to them and will be more likely to leave you alone if someone pops their head into the hallway to see what the fuss is all about.
3. If your room is not near your friend’s room, walk the her to her room, and have her call you in 3 minutes. If you don’t answer, then she will come to your room and bang on the door until you answer. She must then call hotel security. It sounds a bit overkill, but I can assure you it may save someone a LOT of agony.
4. Even the best prepared person can have an “off” day. If your group passes an evening in a pub, then reflexes are slowed and judgment impaired. Do not deviate from your SAFETY PLAN.
My sweet sister and I have been working a while on putting back together a relationship that we both let slide. We were both selfish and unfair to each other. We didn’t look for the best in each other, but automatically searched for everything we hated about ourselves, that we saw in each other, and then harped endlessly on our womb-mate.
Lately we’ve really come together in a spirit of forgiveness and thankfulness for the other one, and I am just SICK that she had to go through such an awful weekend. I love you, sweet Joie de Vivre.
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