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Apr 20, 2007 23:08


so what i didn't notice when i was sent these nosy centrelink forms (which assume there is some chance that i might be sleeping with my male housemate and want to know if they can deduct anything from my payments) was the threat that they'd cancel my payments if i didn't return the forms two days ago. this isn't the usual couple of pages to check ( Read more... )

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miss_kate18 April 21 2007, 05:00:36 UTC
Hey, at least blatant heterosexism means you'd get Centrelink payments even if you were living with a female partner. You wouldn't believe the shit I had to go through to get money out of them, and in the end they refused me because my boyfriend earns too much (even though I gave them about 453 pages of info stating that our finances were completely separate).

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calla_balla April 22 2007, 02:16:30 UTC
Centrelink are bastards!

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tartanhatter April 22 2007, 04:55:13 UTC
www.lockpickbook.net

I enjoyed it - you might too.

Damn things like this make me angry. Society is really starting to piss me off these days.
I find it interesting that you say "i can't help but feel mildly insulted that, since there is a male living in the same house as me, there is a likelyhood that we are covered by the same private insurance, or that i'm being supported financially by him." Does this mean that they don't ask/care whether or not you're financially supporting him? Seems incredibly sexist, to my mind. "oH nOeZ, sHe cAnt WoRk! wOmAn iZ InfERi0rz!!11!@!"

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daunkelor April 22 2007, 11:29:46 UTC
"i wonder if i can get an extension on grounds of living in an inherently heterosexist society?"

best line ever. I say you drop it in the comment box.
to this problem and other such I say simpy: AGHG#JWLKJWL@K#aelrkbhjqo23t76gol oh-so-coherently. good ol' institutionalised time-honoured hetersexist society.

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