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Trishie
Guest
My husband is very honest.
He is often generous.
He suffers long-term depression, but he does helpful things for others even though it exhausts him and gives him no personal joy. He does this for others also expecting no eternal reward as he cannot believe in God, certainly as a personal God or a loving father nor does he believe in an afterlife.
He’s very inventive. When he summons energy, he restores ancient small engines, and if parts are unavailable, makes very professional parts out of brass or steel on his lathe. Sometimes it takes a lot of creative thinking to aid his necessary creations.
He is often generous.
He suffers long-term depression, but he does helpful things for others even though it exhausts him and gives him no personal joy. He does this for others also expecting no eternal reward as he cannot believe in God, certainly as a personal God or a loving father nor does he believe in an afterlife.
He’s very inventive. When he summons energy, he restores ancient small engines, and if parts are unavailable, makes very professional parts out of brass or steel on his lathe. Sometimes it takes a lot of creative thinking to aid his necessary creations.