Wanting to be single for the rest of my life
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I say ok to the non-married life but personally I find it immoral. It is the faith that makes life that shall reign supreme, and it is good if the good side of the world is powerful. I do not breed because I consider myself schizophrenic and not worthy of such power as my descendants wouldn't be worthy of that power. Just remember though it is moral to make life, so many hands can defend Christianity in the future, for good must have power.
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I was never alone or able to be alone, extreme codependency. Now that I have actually experienced being "alone" I absolutely love it. It's so weird to say that I'm enjoying something that I once was afraid of. Plus, I know I'm never truly alone because the Holy Spirit is with me. My life is beautiful and peaceful now because of the Lord.
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We had all our electrical and fuse boxes upgraded at some point in the last five years close to all the Covid craziness... and being off work and at home recovering from one surgery or another, I was present when the young man came in to my suite to do that for me. We chatted pretty much the whole time he was there doing his thang, and I will never forget him telling me how many of the people he knew, being forced into isolation, found out how little they liked themselves. I found that very interesting! When I was younger, I was always surrounded by people, first in my family of origin being one of eleven children, and then throughout my young adult years always having friends hanging around, hanging out, and doing things together. It was not until I was delivered from the snare of addiction at the age of 39 (after crying out to God for help, not with my addiction to drugs or alcohol, but to people) that I discovered that my co-dependency was at the root of many, if not all, of my problems. I had been attending AA for many years by then (haha go to a meeting and then go have a beer, but I did love hearing the things people shared), and then also started attending NA faithfully, where I felt more at home even though I could recognize there was better recovery in AA, and it was from there that I immediately went into CoDA... and that was where I first worked the steps in earnest, after having kind of scratched at them before... I remember too, the impact of coming to understand the proper order of making amends, though I was not near that point yet, for the steps lay these things out in great detail and quite precisely. The correct order of events is to make amends to God, to ourselves, and then to others. I had always had others first.
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