@macaron_luver@Gingie_Em@TradAdvocate Thank you. But that is cold comfort when I’m an old woman alone. We need to make space and have compassion for all the “non-ideal” families.
@macaron_luver@Gingie_Em@TradAdvocate I’m now almost 20 years in to being the financial planner/adult and caregiver, and lost myself in the process. So life path is different, no one should be shamed- just advised/helped. Compassion first.
@macaron_luver@Gingie_Em@TradAdvocate I’ve been caring for my parents since I was 26, dad had an insidious brain injury from football. Nearly bankrupted the family with crazy secret financial decisions. My sister was a loving child but as an adult and left all the responsibility to me.
@TradAdvocate Which ones had fathers who had brain injuries and almost bankrupted the family in their 20s? Which ones had abusive fathers? Which ones fear dating or have attachment disorders? Each one will need a different fix.
@TradAdvocate We need to discover which women are victims of divorced and are afraid of marriage? Which ones were traumatized? Which ones are materialistic and fear managing money? Which ones had great dads and moms? Which ones believe a career only will fulfill them?
@TradAdvocate@Ken785868625327 You are probably right. But think of all the forces and lies young women face: materialism, feminism, perhaps personal traumas/fears/caregiving for their parents ( I had to start at 26!) Satan is attacking families.
@TradAdvocate Here’s a survey to start getting data, and then you can address it apropriately without blaming women for things that may or may not be their fault:
1. Why did you choose not to get married? Did you not meet the right person? How was your dad as a provider/partner?
@MJTruthUltra The only way forward is to delineate Islam as not a religion unless it agrees to renounce all of its political activity. Either through enforcing separation of church and state, or classifying Islam as not a religion, so they cannot use freedom of religion to justify.
@EllenFusSoe@MikeWingerii Prayer for their conversions, sacrifice, outlawing sharia law and apostasy punishments, maybe confidential surveys on how many would leave if there was no punishment…. Legal scholars need to weigh in on this.
@AndrewGoldays@MetteStenersen@MasterMaliq You should speak in particulars. Never was Christianity forced to the point of death if you tried to leave. This is so vague. Who genocided who in the name of Jesus? They were delusional. There’s no call for genocide in the Bible, anywhere.
@theclearthinke1@koshercockney Edith stein and Maximilian kolbe were Catholics who died in the holocaust, ( the former a Jew who converted, the latter died voluntarily for a father and stranger… so maybe take your Catholic hate down a notch….
@MasterMaliq Mohammed killed people. He wasn’t virtuous. Stop trying to contort around your obvious cognitive dissonance and just convert to Christianity.
@Redroad31663440@MasterMaliq This is contradictory wordsalad. People who are evil have a face and location. Ideologies /religions can be evil and dangerous to people. Bad ones should be avoided. I don’t know what you were trying to convey but confusion helps no one
@MetteStenersen@MasterMaliq But you are still alive and don’t believe. So how was it forced? Like as a child your parents took you to church? The Catholic Church is one of the most academic completely accepting science, philosophy all truth. But it’s never forced.