Anywho, it’s a valid question to ask. My goal is to break down the wall between “homework/study” and “devotion.” I’m studying this to know more of God, not as homework that I require of myself. Hope that clarifies. ❤️👍🏻
Can I just vent a bit about this funny question I get asked a lot since I’ve left Wheaton? And honestly it’s a very understandable question, so no judgment or anything.
“You graduated? But you still do homework all the time?”
Lastly, I am a devoted Christian, who believes the Bible to be a powerful, Spirit-inspired book that can change hearts and minds. Why would I not want to study it for the rest of my life, whether it is considered “homework” or not?
@Theholisticpsyc you’ve probably tweeted about this, but why is it so hard to get over being gaslit? It’s been five months and I feel over my feelings for the person himself but I’m still heartbroken over all the things he did and said. Thanks for any insight given.
Then he’s looking around at the food I brought home and picks up my extra virgin olive oil and says to me: “well I guess you are what you eat” stay tuned for more birthday roasts from my family 😂
My stepdad walks in from work and looks at me and says: “Sweet sixteen”
Then my mom chuckles and says under her breath: “plus nine”. Happy birthday to me 😂🎊