The Process Predator requires time and privacy for what he
intends to do. One of the reasons that home invasion crimes are so brutal is
because our homes are set up to be secure and offer privacy. If the Process
Predator does not come to the victim, he will try to move the victim to another
place with more privacy and security. This is called a secondary crime scene.
It is very, very bad. There is no good outcome from a violent criminal wanting
to spend private time with you. The fact that he is attempting to move you to a
secondary crime scene or has invaded your home is a solid indicator that you
are probably dealing with a Process Predator. If you do not end the situation,
it can and probably will escalate to rape, torture and murder. Any risk to
escape is worth the price. Get out of there. –Rory Miller
I’m not dead, I just haven’t been training because I have an
elbow injury that I was hoping would get better before the tournament.
Unfortunately, it appears to be acting like some sort of ligament issue. It
hurts mostly while performing certain motions (clockwise twist, pinching
finger/thumb, mostly), and it’s been almost forever (ie, more than two weeks)
with little if any improvement. It encompasses both pain and involuntary loss of
function (ie, I am physically unable to simply ignore it and keep doing
whatever I want to do). It even hurts to squeeze the little plastic bottle to
administer my cats’ prescription eyedrops, and to shake little bottles of
chemicals to mix them up at work . Of course it’s my dominant arm/hand. I’ve
decided to not scratch. I’m going to consider competing with this injury to be a
Learning Experience. After all, if someone attacked me right now, I’d have to
fight him off with this injury, right? How would I do? How would I compensate?
Would I be able to elicit a Plan B, or would I get stuck in a helpless loop of
trying and failing at Plan A?
My gi bracket has already been cancelled. Again. No purple
belts, again. I’m supposed to have 2 competitors in intermediate no-gi.
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