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Get your hands on this book. It is small, in expensive, available ad an ebook or I’m sure your library can get it on a loan.
Exactly! We’re not supposed to become curmudgeonly hermits. It’s refreshing to hear thisI feel safe talking to them because I can tell they feel the same way…it’s completely pure and just friendly talking. So it is possible for men to be extroverted and friendly with women without lusting.
And you’re 100% sure that your husband is that kind of person?Unfortunately, not every man can have these kinds of chats with laughs and it end at purely innocent. It is very possible for a certain kind of man to be tempted to lust or tempted to dwell on a person depending upon who they are sharing nice friendly laughs with.
I wasn’t referring to you; however, I’m glad that neither of you are curmudgeonly hermits.We’re also not curmudgeonly hermits.
First of all @LoveTherese, I am so sorry you are going through this. I, too, like my privacy and moving from a single family home to an apartment would stress me. My sister lost her house several years ago and is in an apartment now. She finally is at peace, but has times where the neighbors, etc. are too much for her to handle. I guess I’m saying I understand and many of your concerns are valid. As for God providing your next home, don’t ever think that you take second or third place to someone else’s needs. God is more than able to provide everyone’s needs, time and time again. Maybe it’s a male/female thing. Generalization here: maybe your husband truly isn’t that concerned about where you live - he knows it will be a home and that with God it will be okay. You, on the other hand, are more concerned about the details and feeling that maybe your apartment isn’t so important to God, and maybe you’re not quite sure if God will provide what you want. It’s okay to want a detached place! God is our Heavenly Father - and what Father doesn’t want the best for His children? I’ll keep you in my prayers and ask God to give you peace through this transition.my faith tells me that right now someone I know is mourning the loss of her child and that God finding a great home for us is low on the priority list
There is nothing at all shameful about getting help and medicine. Wish I could give you a hug.I was afraid I would sound like a mentally challenged person that would be referred to get help and medicine