@GhostofMikeJxn Lol, what drama
If u ain't anyone I know irl or ACB herself I suppose u are....i dunno...SATAN
Whatever the case, sunshine...i wish u joy in the Lord Jesus, our only savior and Lord.
Best of luck serving God.
All this working out & talk of sleep paralysis has me ready 4 a nap
CHEATING doesn't start in the bedroom. It starts with a friend request, a like, a heart reaction to their story. It's time we call it for what it is. It starts with EMOTIONAL cheating that leads to physical, and that's a fact.
@Angel3315897841@GhostofMikeJxn You mean u didn't sell ur baby off to be sacrificed & raped like that dumb ass hoe @polly_esther36
I tried to help that hoe raise her kid, but she insisted she smoke meth & sell her newborn. Hey, I tried
Notre Dame Religious Liberty Summit participants enjoyed a screening of the trailer for the feature-length documentary “American Martyr: The Stanley Rother Story.” The film tells the true story of Blessed Stanley Rother, an American priest from Oklahoma who was martyred after returning to Guatemala during the country's civil war, refusing to abandon the Indigenous people he served.
The trailer screening was followed by remarks from Michael Scaperlanda, chancellor for the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City. The documentary is heavily rooted in the work of Scaperlanda and his wife, María Ruiz Scaperlanda, who has spent decades championing Blessed Stanley Rother's legacy. Her book, “The Shepherd Who Didn't Run: Blessed Stanley Rother, Martyr from Oklahoma,” serves as a foundational text on his life.
The documentary will be shown in theaters nationwide on August 25 and 26 in English and on August 27 in Spanish.
Let them go to find someone else. Let them lose you, let them miss the kind of heart they'll never find again.
Because you deserve someone who is all in and completely sure about you, without second thoughts. Don't be afraid of losing someone who didn't value you.
What you should be afraid of is staying with someone who makes you forget your value. Remember THAT.
I love seeing men who have a huge crush on their wives... I pray that kind of love finds you.
You know exactly what I'm talking about. The husband who still lights up when his wife walks into a room. Who talks about her like they just started dating yesterday. Who finds any excuse to touch her hand, kiss her forehead, make her smile.
The man who doesn't just love his wife out of obligation or commitment. He's genuinely captivated by her. He's still completely enamored with her after years together, after kids, after life tried to make their love routine and predictable.
That's not luck. That's what happens when a man chooses right and never stops choosing her.
It's the husband who still flirts with his wife like she's the only woman in the world. Who defends her honor in public and adores her in private. Who sees her at her absolute worst and still thinks she's the most incredible woman he's ever known. Who treats her like the treasure she is, never taking her presence for granted.
It's the kind of love that doesn't fade with time because it was built on genuine friendship, deep respect, and real admiration. It's the marriage that inspires everyone around it because you can physically feel the chemistry, the connection, the unwavering commitment.
If you haven't found this yet, please don't settle for less. Don't marry someone who just tolerates you or appreciates you sometimes. Wait for the person who celebrates you constantly. Who has a lifelong crush on you.
I pray that kind of love finds you. The kind that lasts through everything. The kind that inspires others. The kind that makes you believe in forever.
The first step to getting what you want is having the courage to let go of what isn't best for you.
You're still holding on. To that relationship that's been over for months. To that situation that stopped serving you a long time ago. To that person who keeps showing you exactly who they are while you keep hoping they'll change.
And you know it's not right. You feel it every single day... that knot in your stomach, that heaviness in your chest, that voice in your head saying "this isn't it." But you're terrified of the empty space that will remain when you finally let go.
Here's the truth: that empty space is where your breakthrough lives.
You cannot receive what's meant for you while your hands are full of what's hurting you. You cannot step into your blessing while you're standing in your burden. You cannot attract the right person while you're tolerating the wrong one.
Letting go isn't giving up. It's choosing yourself. It's saying, "I deserve better, and I'm brave enough to believe it exists." It's refusing to settle just because you're tired of being alone.
Yes, it's going to hurt. Yes, you're going to have moments of doubt. Yes, there will be lonely nights when you question if you made the right choice. But on the other side of that release is everything you've been praying for.
The first step to your future is releasing your past. Have the courage, sis. Take the step. Let go. What's meant for you is waiting.
@creepylillulu Of course I deserve an abusive rape baby. It's the nature of the beast.
Duh...
I could explain further, but I have Moldy Slop Derangement Syndrome