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  Mai 2 years ago from Android

  Thank you for your time! Thank you for sharing!

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  Brandi 2 years ago from Android

  Thank you for speaking today!!

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  Mai 2 years ago from Android

  *Hugs*

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  Mai 2 years ago from Android

  Don't we all

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  E 2 years ago from Desktop

  Exactly Mai

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  E 2 years ago from Desktop

  *Nightmare fuel there Brandi*

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  Mai 2 years ago from Android

  I'm not a martyr for altruism, but when one suffers, we all suffer....but you always put on your mask first in a falling airplane.

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  Brandi 2 years ago from Android

  Gee...reminds me of somewhere E and I use to work...giving so much of yourself that it decreases your own mental and physical health

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  Mai 2 years ago from Android

  :heart:

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  Angela Sheets 2 years ago from Spreaker.com

  Great quote!

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  Mai 2 years ago from Android

  Truth!

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  E 2 years ago from Desktop

  I don't go, but I have family that does and I've visited.

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  Mai 2 years ago from Android

  Nope

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  Mai 2 years ago from Android

  E - you found a good church.

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  E 2 years ago from Desktop

  I would say it depends on the church. I've actually seen some that do teach compassion. But seems to be the exception.

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  Mai 2 years ago from Android

  Klutzana, I totally agree!

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  Mai 2 years ago from Android

  Compassion is the human spirit. But that's never talked about in church unless you're talking about Jesus's compassion...of which, apparently, we're not worthy?

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  Bexy 2 years ago from iOS

  Girl, you are beautiful. Deep in your soul beautiful. :heart:

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  Mai 2 years ago from Android

  :thumbsup:

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  E 2 years ago from Desktop

  It took me a while to even accept original sin, now I'm glad to have shed it.

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  Mai 2 years ago from Android

  Original sin is the reason I renounced religion.

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  Bexy 2 years ago from iOS

  Once I wrapped my head around the concept of unearned guilt it was like a lightbulb went off in my head! I physically felt the weight lift off of me!

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  Brandi 2 years ago from Android

  That is something I struggle with a lot

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  Bexy 2 years ago from iOS

  One of the greatest lessons I learned was not to take on unearned guilt

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  Rachel Conway 2 years ago from iOS

  For ptsd you can also witness something serious or have knowledge of major harm or death to a loved one... something like that

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  Mai 2 years ago from Android

  *gave

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  Bexy 2 years ago from iOS

  Non combat PTSD is a thing

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  Mai 2 years ago from Android

  You have yourself free will without the guilt given to you by the church.

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  E 2 years ago from Desktop

  100% THIS:point_up_2:🏼

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  Brandi 2 years ago from Android

  I think it's harder to admit you have something and acknowledge your feelings when you know someone else has had it "worse"

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