It says that she was "brought to America in 2001," "sold as a dancer to a strip club," and that shortly after her arrival, she met Goguen at a Texas strip club and was soon submitting to his "constant sexual abuse" and "relying on his promise that he would help her break free of the human traffickers who held her in perpetual debt".
The Yankees have had no one quite like him in recent years, a willing target of perpetual and good-natured abuse.
Given Billie Joe Armstrong's current trip to rehab amid his perpetual struggle with substance abuse, this album trilogy is decidedly the most relevant personal journey Green Day has produced to date, and no song reflects it more succinctly than the fourth track on iDOS!, "Lazy Bones".
Led by the "Greeleys, Raymonds, Cheevers, Beechers, Garrisons, and Wendell Phillpses…in the columns of the Tribune, Times, Independent, Liberator and Anti-Slavery Standard," these "abolition fanatics" "pour forth a perpetual stream of tirade and abuse against the constitution and the President, and sow the seeds of insurrection".
According to the guide: "Areas of potential abuse include the house with the perpetual yard sales, eBay sellers, craft fairs, selling homemade tamales, doing car repairs in the backyard, collecting cans and bottles for recycling, selling goods at pawn shops, day laborers on street corners".
Alternately coddled and abused, Nicky is engaged in a perpetual performance for his camera-toting father and his idealizing mother, but neither parent listens to him, or to the other.
Perhaps because of his sustained drug abuse, he lived, as Carrère puts it, in a state of perpetual fear.
In 2001, Ratzinger wrote to every bishop in the world, telling them allegations of abuse must be dealt with "in absolute secrecy... completely suppressed by perpetual silence".
Sexually abused as a child by a Catholic priest, the self-proclaimed "sexual anorexic" is a perpetual manchild lurching from one life crisis to the next.
