by moman 12 Replies latest jw friends
In the order of importance.
1. Dying before my children are grown and educated.
2. Dying knowing I wasn't liked. (I know, I worry to much about people liking me)
3. Dying without ever having a man that loved me as much as I loved him.
"I don't want someone in my life I can live with, I want someone in my life I can't live without."
Trotafox,
Well, yes I am married, and my wife did not give me permission to marry someone else, so can we just dance around the dance floor, in the interm, before me and my wife can find a religion, where you and I can get married, without commiting a sin, so that we can raise our three or four children in peace, while you are tending the garden, and I am working ten hours a day in the foundry, where the heat in August is unbearable, just so our kids can go to college, unless, of course, they take drugs and drop out, and then we will have to raise their children, like we tryed to raise our own, in peace and harmony. Well, you see what a problem we would have on our hands. That is why I can't marry you, because I know how it would turn out, but thank you for asking, or did I ask? I can't remember now, but it is the thought that counts, and all my thoughts go out to you.
Larc:
Damn! By the by....How short thy memory....you asked me.
Trot
"Wicked men obey from fear; good men, from love".... Aristotle. You can love and obey Christ without intervention from an organization.
