What's on your mind?

[RileyG]

I had my job orientation yesterday.

 

[Plenipotent]

I had my job orientation yesterday.

How'd it go!?

 

[RileyG]

How'd it go!?

Everything went good! I start training next week

 

[GodDoesListen55]

I want to protect myself and the people I love, and the insurance company is having a problem with coding. Oh, come on, but you know what? It's all good. I will just wait because eventually it will all work out.

 

[RileyG]

So thankful for the Holy Spirit and his guidance.

 

[DragonFox91]

Pray for your part in the Revival!

 

[GodDoesListen55]

Life is about lessons and learning from those lessons, regardless of whether they are good or bad; never stop learning, never stop growing.

 

[GodDoesListen55]

Overwhelmed...

 

[peaceful-forest]

I saw a post on Gab that I did not like. It was about repealing the 19th Amendment (the right for women to vote). It's amazing how some people on Gab think that removing women's right to vote is somehow going to fix all the political problems in America. Why remove a Christian woman's right to vote but ignore the fact that evil men are still allowed to vote? Does that make any sense? Especially from a group of people that probably identify themselves as "Christian".

 

[Aaron112]

As you say, they identify themselves as "Christian" (some groups of people).

As I see it, I agree with the basic biblical followers of Jesus who do not participate in the sin of trusting man, nor in the (as perceived) sin of voting, any more than any other sins known.

 

[Aaron112]

Why remove a Christian woman's right to vote but ignore the fact that evil men are still allowed to vote?

For another example, for every 'Christian' (woman or man) who might vote, there's a thousand evil men "still allowed to vote" who likely (or possibly) will.
When 1000 to one votes, who gets their way ? The majority, of course. Not Christians.

 

[Saucy]

I saw a post on Gab that I did not like. It was about repealing the 19th Amendment (the right for women to vote). It's amazing how some people on Gab think that removing women's right to vote is somehow going to fix all the political problems in America. Why remove a Christian woman's right to vote but ignore the fact that evil men are still allowed to vote? Does that make any sense? Especially from a group of people that probably identify themselves as "Christian".

We should also revoke their right to drive. Women belong in the kitchen and not endangering pedestrians on the sidewalk!

 

[GodDoesListen55]

You know, I'm sorry, but I will never understand how someone can just leave a relationship like it's nothing because, at some point, it meant something, so how could you just walk away like it didn't mean anything at all?!

 

[TheLastGeek]

You know, I'm sorry, but I will never understand how someone can just leave a relationship like it's nothing because, at some point, it meant something, so how could you just walk away like it didn't mean anything at all?!

It's impossible to speak for another person, but... I have walked away from relationships because I simply had to. And maybe because I didn't make a huge fuss or make any big, emotional displays, someone looking in from the outside might think I was leaving "like it's nothing". But what's going on inside the heart and mind may be a different story.

 

[peaceful-forest]

You know, I'm sorry, but I will never understand how someone can just leave a relationship like it's nothing because, at some point, it meant something, so how could you just walk away like it didn't mean anything at all?!

That reminds me of an ex-boyfriend. Some time after he joined the military, he left me for someone else. It was like our friendship and the time we spent together meant absolutely nothing to him. It was an ugly break-up.

 

[.Mikha'el.]

That reminds me of an ex-boyfriend. Some time after he joined the military, he left me for someone else. It was like our friendship and the time we spent together meant absolutely nothing to him. It was an ugly break-up.

I'm sorry this happened to you.

 

[Saucy]

That reminds me of an ex-boyfriend. Some time after he joined the military, he left me for someone else. It was like our friendship and the time we spent together meant absolutely nothing to him. It was an ugly break-up.

That's rough! I'm so sorry!

 

[GodDoesListen55]

It's impossible to speak for another person, but... I have walked away from relationships because I simply had to. And maybe because I didn't make a huge fuss or make any big, emotional displays, someone looking in from the outside might think I was leaving "like it's nothing". But what's going on inside the heart and mind may be a different story.

I actually completely understand that. Sometimes you just gotta do what you gotta do. However, I still tend to wonder—you know those "what if's," so to speak. If that makes any sense, lol.

 

[.Mikha'el.]

I need a haircut very badly. I will go get one next week.

 

[GodDoesListen55]

That reminds me of an ex-boyfriend. Some time after he joined the military, he left me for someone else. It was like our friendship and the time we spent together meant absolutely nothing to him. It was an ugly break-up.

Oddly enough, that is exactly how I am feeling right now. Thank you for understanding, and I am sorry that you were hurt.