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Mesmerize Him…and Make Him Love You Forever
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Red Hot Love Relationships
Discover 77 Skills And Ideas For Turning Up The Heat In (and Out Of ) The Bedroom. This Breakthrough New Ebook Is For Anyone Who Wants A Closer, More Connected, More Intimate And More Passionate Relationship.
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My mother, who is a fairly recent convert to Christianity, lost her job. I let her stay with me, rent free, in my home, and she desecrated my altar room (twice) and destroyed several things I hold dear that cannot be replaced, including a table made for me by my deceased father.

We went to counseling, and decided to live apart. I’ve been putting her up in a hotel since then, but the money needed for that and my bills is causing strain on me, to the point where grocery money is going toward her bills.

Apparently none of her church members are willing to take her in, believing she should stay with me and "be an example of the Lord’s love" to quote her.

I can’t put my mother out with no where to go, but I can’t afford to keep her in a hotel either. I keep my altar room locked, but she got in there before after it was locked.

I really don’t know what to do.
I do owe her for my life and raising me, but where we once lived together in peace, but now the constant fighting and passive aggressive behaviour and disregard to my things make it hard for me to handle, that’s why we chose (together) that a hotel would be better, but money is becoming an issue.
I’m not trolling, in fact, it was suggestions here on R&S that suggested a hotel and counseling. That’s why I came here to ask with this latest problem.
She’s trying to find a job, (I think) but she’s disabled and was working at the same place for thirty years before they fired her, so I don’t know.
The key to my altar room I kept in my jewelery box, she must have found it. It’s not about my personal possessions so much as m religious items that are very important to me. I would not destroy her statues or her Bible the way she did to my things, and that table was the only thing I had from my father.

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My best friend (we’ll call him Nick) has just come out to me as gay. He has yet to tell his parents, and he’s frightened because they are very strong Christians. They refuse to associate with homosexuals, and condemn atheists. Nick is frightened of being disowned, because unfortunately, they seem the type to do this. He’s 21 and lives alone, so at least they can’t throw him out.

Nick is also a Christian, as am I, although nowhere near as narrow-minded as they are. Nick is one of the kindest, most genuine and caring people I will ever know, and I couldn’t ask for a better friend. He did not choose to be gay – he’s been hiding this for about five years, but understandably, he’s had enough.

Nick is gay, but he does not shut God out of his life, which is supposed to be the biggest sin of all. You don’t stop loving/caring for someone because of their sexual orientation, and if God would condemn someone like Nick to hellfire simply because of his sexuality, then I want nothing to do with this God. Now, I have strong faith, but I don’t shove it down people’s throats; the God I believe in loves us all equally, and encourages us all to do the same. Nick and me treat everyone equally (atheists, agnostics, homosexuals, bisexuals, other religions, etc.) and I am disgusted that Nick’s parents refuse to do the same.

Has anyone got any advice for me to give Nick before he comes out to his parents? It’s hard to comprehend what he’s going through. He is not a sinner, he has done nothing wrong and has nothing to be ashamed of. I believe that what his parents are doing goes against everything that religion is supposed to be about, which is love.
He is not dependent on his parents in terms of money. He works full time as a mechanic and earns a good salary.
Bibigirl, please READ the question before you give a pathetic answer like that. Yes, we are both Christians, and it’s been this way our whole lives. I think I know if we are or not. And again, he did NOT choose it. He can’t help who he’s attracted to, and he knows how horrible Christians (which are likely to include his own parents) can be about this. He knows the kind of prejudice and abuse he may have to face from the world. Do you really think that anyone would CHOOSE to be treated like that? People like you are the reason he tried desperately to ignore those feelings, but he shouldn’t have to. He is not a murderer or a rapist or anything of the sort, and therefore is NOT a sinner. Go and educate yourself, Bibigirl.

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Can you force an older child who is so self-absorbed to show any attention or love to a younger child? My husband’s oldest daughter who is 11 hasn’t so much acknowledged her almost 2 year old brother and it has been like this since the day we brought him home from the hospital. We also have 2 six year old daughters (one is mine and one is his) that the oldest has completely turned into her slaves. She manipulates them on a day-to-day basis even with us constantly scolding her not to do so. She has began to lie to us, and become physical to her younger siblings when we are not looking. Is there anything we can do? We try so hard to spend one on one time with each of the kids and try to give them the attention that they need, but what else can we do?

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I was watching Eat Pray Love and it sparked my curiosity- would you ever move to a country other than the one you were born in and raise your child(ren) there?
What country would you pick and why?

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okay sooooo im a girl, and i have a girlfriend. we live 3 hours away and my family never knew i was bi untill like 3 weeks ago. we got caught doing e, literally the only time. and from here on out theres so much other things tied with it im not evengunnatry to explain. but any way. my parents are doing everything to make my life hell and not talk to her. weve been texting and skyping when no ones home. but im going away to college this fall and i knowwwwww my parents will probably check my phone calls and stuf.. alot of you would prbably say break up . but when i say me and her are getting married, i meanit. no one has ever gotten me like her before and the same for her. we have such a unique and rare bond no one seems to get.
and it we were to break up, it wouldnt be because were out of love or mad at each other it would be because of the stress, which is horrible, and my parents.
we havent seeen each other since the 4th of july and wont until i go away. hopefully. my parents are crazy and know everything. any advice?
i wish i was 22 and could just move out

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I want to be a big fashion designer when i grow up, im only 14 right now, when do you think i should start learning the designing stuff like at a designing class or something?(sketching, designing, etc.) i also like to paint, draw, and design , im creative, love to do crafts and stuff like that, i also sketch and design outfits and dresses in my free time.

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I didn’t really know how to word this question. But I was wondering how the love changed from looking at a child, to that child being your own. I am pregnant and I absolutely love babies and toddlers. But once they get into elementary school and middle school I don’t know if I can handle them anymore because my tolerance is low and I’m just not a kid person.

I’m 18 (which I consider MYSELF a kid still) and am seriously concerned about raising a child. Family means everything to me and I know I would get through it because I will always put my child first. But lately I’ve had second thoughts about putting it up for adoption even though my mother said she would raise it if needed. But i’d rather have it go to a loving normal family than being raised by grandparents.

I know it’s my decision, but any advice or wisdom you could shed on me? I’m not ready to make the decision, and just need as much guidance as I can get :/

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