Kitty Singleton

[Kitty Singleton @fogfreefollower]

@sfmcguire79 @benryanwriter The Bible app works for this too….

[Kitty Singleton @fogfreefollower]

It’s clear you are not directly aware of the details of how a patient goes through this process. I understand your sentiment but you are assuming there are many eggs to start with in the process and that is simply untrue for many women. Many fertility doctors do not maximize the eggs harvested.

Even in conception without IVF, a woman’s body discards embryos that are not viable.

[Kitty Singleton @fogfreefollower]

@RoshakTim @BeverlyHallberg Creating many to get one creates risk for the mother involved which is why many clinics do not practice that way.

[Kitty Singleton @fogfreefollower]

@RoshakTim @BeverlyHallberg It’s entirely possible to not have any embryos to store.

[Kitty Singleton @fogfreefollower]

@RoshakTim @BeverlyHallberg Not every IVF process is designed to maximize a number of embryos. Many result in just a precious few which the parents commit to use.

[Kitty Singleton @fogfreefollower]

@RoshakTim @BeverlyHallberg The problem is this is not reality for many parents using IVF and talking about it this way greatly undermines the point you are trying to make.

[Kitty Singleton @fogfreefollower]

@RyanLEllis @BeverlyHallberg Some clinics require clients to think this through on the front end and couples do often make this decision. There is also a great misunderstanding on the number of Henry’s created - it’s not nearly as many as some think.

[Kitty Singleton @fogfreefollower]

@AAGDhillon @CivilRights What about gender biased-admissions?

[Kitty Singleton @fogfreefollower]

So many logical fallacies it was hard to sort through:

Here’s a first-person version you can post:
You used four fallacies in this thread.

1. No True Scotsman
You started by saying they’re not “Christian boys,” then added extra tests — once-a-week youth group, a church that “doesn’t know how to raise disciples” — so they no longer count as real Christians by your extra rules.

2. Special pleading
You said no human gets to decide who is in or out, only Jesus and the Word. Then you decided anyway. That rule applied to me, not to you.

3. Performative contradiction
You wrote “JESUS defines them, not me.” Then you defined them. You judged the boys in the original post and then judged me by calling me a pagan.

4. Ad hominem
Instead of answering the actual point — that you had already done the judging you said no one should do — you attacked me: small-minded, 54-follower, pagan. You claimed the standard is Scripture alone. The second someone pointed out you had already broken your own rule, you switched to extra tests and personal insults.

[Kitty Singleton @fogfreefollower]

@SGTWipper1Each Sounds like there’s a bit more to the story. It’s not the role of a boyfriend or spouse to “handle” the emotions.

[Kitty Singleton @fogfreefollower]

@redl3tters A few days with no hot water?!

[Kitty Singleton @fogfreefollower]

@OdessaG8r @kade_mcgee7 Except yours “not Christian boys.”

[Kitty Singleton @fogfreefollower]

@AlabamaGoodGuy @kade_mcgee7 ?

[Kitty Singleton @fogfreefollower]

@Eaglesfly2023 @kade_mcgee7 Thankfully the way you live is not the basis for your salvation - sanctification is a process. Christians are a bunch of crooked sticks.

[Kitty Singleton @fogfreefollower]

@MTwomanforTruth @kade_mcgee7 When Christian women stop gossiping and judging people I’ll go after the teenage boys

[Kitty Singleton @fogfreefollower]

@smalltown_wife No

[Kitty Singleton @fogfreefollower]

@DefiyantlyFree I think it’s small, barely noticeable compatibilities that grow and compound over the years. That’s a choice too - deciding to invest in the things you share year after year. It’s what’s left when the kids are gone and I see now how we’ve made this life for ourselves.

[Kitty Singleton @fogfreefollower]

@GreatLakesWife_ How old is she. We never used any baby food. Definitely whatever you’re eating at a restaurant.