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souljah: q. about Hawking

Been there, done that... twice. Congratulations!

Thanks. :)

Dark? So were you in the waiting room? Was this before or after you child had been born?

Before...we had like 24 hours to wait for it to happen, so I was just chillin in the room. The lights were low since my wife wanted it that way.
 
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Originally posted by s0uljah
Before...we had like 24 hours to wait for it to happen, so I was just chillin in the room. The lights were low since my wife wanted it that way.

Did she see the vision, too, or was she resting? I remember how exhausted my wife already was by the time we got her to the hospital. When you saw it, did you point it out to her?

Also, I hope your experience wasn't like mine where her labor started right after midnight.
 
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Originally posted by Ray K


Did she see the vision, too, or was she resting? I remember how exhausted my wife already was by the time we got her to the hospital. When you saw it, did you point it out to her?

Also, I hope your experience wasn't like mine where her labor started right after midnight.

She was resting, but I told her right after, and she was very, very calmed by it. This was her first, and she was stressing, so it helped.
 
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Originally posted by wilson
Why did you say you ARE accustomed to being ridiculed. Family? Friends? Strangers? ... I know from experience that family issues can be the worst.

Try telling someone in today's society that you worship Jesus Christ and see how you feel afterward.

:cry:

But, God told us that this would be the case, and that we would profit from the ridicule and for being outcasts.

:clap:
 
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Oh...

Yeah, well, as you may have guessed, I DON'T do that any more...

But, I USED to be "outcast" in a big, BIG way.

As you say, ANYBODY who seriously talks religion (in Western society) is definitely going to take it right on the chin nowadays.

I myself, just cannot ascribe to my Parents beliefs (strong as they are).
 
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When I referred to being outcast, I meant in terms of the General Population.

Like you said, the majority of people are not (happily) receptive of religous people OR their "message".

So, I was very "outcast" socially speaking.

An outsider all through high school, and for a little while as a young adult.

However, all through my later teen years, and early adult hood, I broke away from it and struck out on my own, and built my own life.
 
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The breakup between my parents and myself is a different story.

After leaving the religion (and THEM) I became classified as what they'd call "APOSTATE".

Technically, they're not ALLOWED to speak to me,
Nor do they want to.

In fact, we can't BE in the same room together b/c before long the conversation breaks down into fighting.

Typical type situation for this scenario.

However, there is always the possibility that we'll end up compromising. Once in a GREAT while we get together.

And we are all mellowing a bit.
 
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