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Christownsme
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My girlfriend and I have disobeyed the chaste commands for too long, and I finally got enough of it. I made a turn around within myself not to give in again. She was devastated. She honestly told me she doesn't agree with me. I'm pretty sure she's a Christian (you can't judge a book by its cover). I can't see her heart, but I can observe things she does and it seems she is one.
So we both went to the pastor to talk about this issue. He firmly supported being chaste, and she went home empty and confused. The next day before work she told me my decision to obey my morals and God made it "all about me" and I was hurt by this remark.
Later in the morning I told her "How can I make this not all about me? If I give this over to you and give up on my beliefs, it's all about you. How can we make it all about us?"
She said she is feeling manipulated because her whole life has been difficult: She divorced a guy who beat her up verbally, emotionally and physically. They didn't think they'd ever have a kid, and now that daughter has rejected her mom and is living with a guy off the internet. She can't seem to afford getting out of a dump of an apartment. Her life is filled with sadness and sorrow. I'd like to help, be there, but I won't give up my core-beliefs (or at least I hope I don't give in to any temptation to).
Well now, all this stress and overwhelming stuff is making me want to be single again, although my heart would break for years knowing she is out of my life.
She doesn't feel comfortable getting married because since I am disabled, she doesn't want to be the breadwinner and have all that pressure on her.
My mom told me God is teaching me courage thru this.
I'm anticipating a break up. Or at best, just be friends. I'm about worn thin. I'm preparing for a heartbreak. Any suggestions?
So we both went to the pastor to talk about this issue. He firmly supported being chaste, and she went home empty and confused. The next day before work she told me my decision to obey my morals and God made it "all about me" and I was hurt by this remark.
Later in the morning I told her "How can I make this not all about me? If I give this over to you and give up on my beliefs, it's all about you. How can we make it all about us?"
She said she is feeling manipulated because her whole life has been difficult: She divorced a guy who beat her up verbally, emotionally and physically. They didn't think they'd ever have a kid, and now that daughter has rejected her mom and is living with a guy off the internet. She can't seem to afford getting out of a dump of an apartment. Her life is filled with sadness and sorrow. I'd like to help, be there, but I won't give up my core-beliefs (or at least I hope I don't give in to any temptation to).
Well now, all this stress and overwhelming stuff is making me want to be single again, although my heart would break for years knowing she is out of my life.
She doesn't feel comfortable getting married because since I am disabled, she doesn't want to be the breadwinner and have all that pressure on her.
My mom told me God is teaching me courage thru this.
I'm anticipating a break up. Or at best, just be friends. I'm about worn thin. I'm preparing for a heartbreak. Any suggestions?