Fell for an 'impossible' girl.... (religion involved)

reply to post by athousandlives


It isn't imposed she made a choice to live her life in a traditional way. But that isn't even the most important point. Work relationships have a tendency to turn into romantic ones because your guard is down and you tend to talk to each other in a less pressured way. They also tend to fizzle out fast because no one respects something that they didn't have to work to get. Once she transfers out your feelings will change. Accept it and move on it isn't the end of the world.

It's not right to spill the beans on what I know about the religious mind.

Some lessons need to be learned from direct experience.

God help you.

Correction.

Jesus help you.

# 59

reply to post by cody599


Thanks for your understanding Cody,
yeah, after all it's the differences between people that make life interesting, isn't it?
Something I still need to work on I guess,
very happy for you mate,


cheers

reply to post by TheWhiteKnight

The religious mind indeed holds many mysteries. And I do agree that each should learn from direct experience.
But, (my opinion) I think it's the spiritual mind that matters most, above all doctrines, faiths.
I think Jesus does help me, in his own way,
what's #59?