i am once again thinking about my friend's taiwanese mom who, shortly after gaining citizenship, got her first jury summons
just a few minutes into voir dire they asked her what she thought the penalty for shoplifting should be and she said "death." they sent her home
@Becca13chfk@Daniellavromeo this is as bad as pro-ana imo. please don’t post self harm scars as competition for how deep you can cut. i understand your emotion around the case, but as someone who self-harmed, i would hope you’d get how it can provoke competitive tendencies in the still actively ill pop.
@ldsabuse genuinely so curious bc i feel the pain in some of these missionary women. and i see how fallen away mormons often go into witchcraft and such and want to be a support if possible just in their minds when they often drop out of mission
@ldsabuse >> in their cities and the community supports for large families could be something that’s contributing to why there may be a positive culture for large families - THIS is where they cut contact, not on doctrinal issues based on KJV arguments &or broaching mormon doctrinal issues
Good point by Kitten, and I'll add that until the late Victorian period, weddings typically occurred during the morning. Anglicans had the practice of weddings being held between 8-12. Catholic couples had to keep the fast for nuptial Mass and thus wed early too. /1
@JenniferPropson@b_wheat_crush@RorateCaeli my dad’s side is the same but they’re armenian, but i think it’s more a man-need-food cultural thing haha. a little weird for post-mass coffee vs a holiday feast where i think it’s normal for the head of household to be served first