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Thank you for this. I would love for her to talk to other women about this but she has been very closed off about that. Tonight I took the girls (3 pre teens 🤪) to youth group. They were spending the night at Ls house. I picked them up and took... -
Mojo replied to the thread Hello from Colorado Springs.And maybe this is the time when you consider taking a time out? If this other woman isn’t going anywhere and seems to be committed to you, then maybe recalibration and reconsideration of tactics is in order. Is that necessary? Only you can... -
Talk is cheap and Free Advice is worth what you pay. My random comment for today. -
Talk is cheap and Free Advice is worth what you pay. My random comment for today. -
I shared this in another thread, but think it is worthy of it's own. This is not the only article I have read, and there is a whole group on facebook sharing uses and testimonials. Please give this a read...
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Joleneakamama replied to the thread Hello from Colorado Springs.I have been there too, but with a sisterwife for the last 4 years. There is a thread here in the Ladies section " does anyone else's emotions rape them" I think it is called, that gets into the crazy realities of feelings that can happen...
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frederick replied to the thread Random Comments.Talk is cheap and Free Advice is worth what you pay. My random comment for today. -
Absolutely! What’s interesting is that a few weeks ago I was struggling with wanting it but feeling it’s all falling apart. I prayed that if it’s supposed to be that God was going to have to move the pieces and make it happen. There is other...
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Mojo reacted to Stuckinthewoods's post in the thread The inconsistencies in arguing polygyny is adultery. with
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There are also many of us who alighn with the "Law of Christ", as you put it 😁. It seems to be about 50/50 from what I can tell. As long as we dont tear each other's heads off, we can keep each other sharpened and in-check! 😁 -
Absolutely! What’s interesting is that a few weeks ago I was struggling with wanting it but feeling it’s all falling apart. I prayed that if it’s supposed to be that God was going to have to move the pieces and make it happen. There is other...
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frederick reacted to Mojo's post in the thread What did God use to open your eyes and heart to polygyny? with Like.
I’m not certified in any related field but I was curious on your personal take because I’ve picked up on the vibe based on your writing style over time. Of course, if you’ve ever been to a retreat, you’ll note that none of us necessarily speak...
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frederick reacted to paterfamilias's post in the thread What did God use to open your eyes and heart to polygyny? with Like.
Really not sure. Not the first time I have been told it by peoole theoretically qualified to judge. I did get a bit curious though after that encounter and did some reading on the topic. Lots of the traits do map onto me pretty squarely but...
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frederick reacted to Mojo's post in the thread The inconsistencies in arguing polygyny is adultery. with Like.
Of course. This forum has all types. I’m just contending that they do so inconsistently. In my study, the Law of Christ did not destroy the Law of Moses. Jesus said so himself in Matthew 5. “Do not think that I came to destroy the Law or the...
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frederick reacted to Mojo's post in the thread The inconsistencies in arguing polygyny is adultery. with Like.
But Jesus wasn’t changing laws necessarily. His sermons readjusted thinking about those laws back to original intents and prevention of abuse.
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Hold up here a second. This wasn't just a crime scene it was also the scene of numerous people trying to save the lives of the children. Don't conflate the people trying to save the kids with a bunch of incompetents contaminating a crime scene...
