Luke Pinnington

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@Satoshichu19x I'm sorry. Please don't do anything drastic or destructive. It's not what God would want. There are better ways to fight against sin and temptation. Trust God, and ignore such thoughts.

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@NewUsero93033 I'm very sorry. I hope you don't die. While I do not know your circumstances, I hope you can somehow make it through this. Are you sure there is nothing that you can do? There may still be things you can try, and you never know what might happen. I will pray for you.

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@Italofiend Also, you probably have more options than you realise. Your condition may qualify you for either medical or disability benefits, which might help you with care, pain control, or help with your condition. There are more options that you'd think. Maybe someone could help you apply?

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@Italofiend I'm very sorry. You have a heavy cross to bear, but you are doing far better than you realise by continuing to bear it. I'm not sure how many people would have the strength of character to endure something like this, but you do, so don't give up hope. You'll get through this.

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@IsaiahINRI It's not pity. You seem like a good natured soul and I want you to do well. I am happy to follow you.

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@IsaiahINRI @OldSeedSoul Then you live in a very nice place. :)

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@sicklyvei Please don't. Whatever has happened it's not worth dying over. While I do not know your circumstances, you wouldn’t believe what you can recover from, or how far you can fall and still turn things around. There is still hope for you. Don't give up. You can still make it.

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@RealBatters I will.

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@m3chaniz3dh3art A lot. You would no longer be here, and all that you are going to do and the life that you are going to lead will never happen. Ultimately, you won't know what would have changed, until you live your life and find out. I would bet a lot would change for the worse. Good luck. :)

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@ripkazimir But maybe it could be? You have more power to change your life than you think. Even small steps are a good start. Going for a walk, going to the gym, etc. You don't have to lead the life you have. Things can be different. :)

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@IsaiahINRI I hope they did care if you went to hell. Assuming they are still alive, you could reach out to this person? If the relationship with them means so much to you, you could try and rebuild it?

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@fwcodex Yes. :)

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@Italofiend I'm sorry. I hope things start to get better soon. Don't give up. You can get through this, and you will. You are a stronger and better person than you know. God loves you, and he has a plan for you. All will be well in the end. I will pray for you.

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@Italofiend God still loves you, and you can repent and be forgiven. None of us deserve God's love or his mercy, but he still loves us, and is still merciful. No matter what you've done, you can still be forgiven and go to heaven. God is merciful.

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@xxaonn @pegobry_en I don't doubt Russia's ability to defeat the Baltic States, I doubt it's ability to defeat NATO, which it may have had to do to prevent it's expansion. If there had been an option for Ukrainian neutrality, that would have been better, but conquest is another thing entirely.

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@xxaonn @pegobry_en We both know that's a lie. Russia did not willingly allow the Baltic states to join NATO. It was just too weak to do anything about it at the time. It always wanted to retake them. Russia isn't even strong enough to retake Ukraine now, so why should they capitulate?

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@ClarkeMicah Eating the seed grain might have seemed good at the time, but doing so sacrificed the future in favour of the present. It was fundamentally a time of decline, and should definitely be knocked. One thing from the seventies we still have in abundance is short termism.

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@IsaiahINRI You won't feel like this forever, so don't give up hope. These beliefs about being too far gone and what you deserve are what's holding you back. You can recover from this, and when you do, you'll be a better man for it.

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@ripkazimir No problem. I'm glad just glad you're still here. Having been through some bad times myself, I know things are often much more fixable than they first appear. You would not believe what you can recover from. If you are ever in a bad way, don't hesitate to reach out. Good luck. :)

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@xxaonn @pegobry_en No they didn't. The whole reason Ukraine wanted to join NATO is to prevent something like this, and it worked for the Baltic States. Their leaders were just too slow. Besides, you must start from were you are, once the war started, their choice was resistance or capitulation.