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Why do folx feel the need to put God onto another person in their posts to make their point? Let's just talk human to human. Not everyone on her believes in God, or Christ. So to use your beliefs to put someone else down is unfair. And my guess is God doesn't want to have anything to do with GC since he is not a member of a GLO.
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Granted, I did do an invocation, maybe my bipolar has kicked in and yes, I understand that is improper. As a scientist, I must concede that point and I choose to be fair. And I also think that when we discuss matters of the heart, we either review it as an entity beyond our grasp of knowledge or purely a mechanical pump needed to circulate blood... Since we are avoiding the discussion of cardiovascular biology, something I know A LOT about, and discussing something beyond our grasp of knowledge, I took it to a higher state of Spirit... I do have one question though: Is there a different viewpoint one could take? |
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*Marquise falls on floor and screams like white girl from The Crucible/Salem Witch Trials* She's pinching me:eek:. AHHHH!!!! Pins and needles under my skin! WITCH!!! WITCH!!!! WITCH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :D:D:D:D:D |
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<-------Not against you Soror:)
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I totally agree with this also. It's kind of funny, once you are single, you are faced with two choices - to bemoan your status daily or to accept the opportunity you have to now focus on yourself and learn who you are. I chose the latter and the idea of a relationship freaks me out a little cause I don't want someone coming in and messing up my life
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The Bible says wives submit yourselves unto your own husbands. It also says submit yourselves to one another. That doesn't mean for the man to submit to her lead, it means he is to submit to her needs, and she will submit to his lead. |
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I was raised by a mother who grew up dirt poor with no father, so she taught me the "take care of yourself, don't depend on a man" mantra. Once I got older and started having relationships, I realized that I had to tailor it a bit. Its true that I don't "need" a man for financial reasons, and I would never date someone who looked at me as a source of financial gain. But in a relationship, while the financial part may not be needed, I need him to give me other things, both tangible and intangible. In general, I find these kinds of conversations to always end up on the money issues, and a lot of times a woman saying "I don't need a man to pay my rent or my car note or whatever" gets construed into "I don't need or want a man for anything", and those are two different things. Its also been my experience that there are some lazy men out there, who simply don't want to take the lead, for whatever reason. |
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Who do you think you are to say such thing to me with your kind of tone? You also do not know me, nor what I am capable of doing. I would sincerly appreciate it. I will no longer post in your venue until you respectfully respond to me via Private Message. Thanks. |
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