coastalwalker9 said:It is truly quite refreshing to read such confidence. Generally speaking, I have always had a certain appreciation for people who possess a clear sense of direction and a firm grasp on their own purpose.
At times, certain individuals—within a religious context, that is—tend to carry themselves, act, or operate as if they belong to some sort of privileged minority or an enlightened elite. It’s as though they have a guaranteed, reserved seat in heaven, while everyone else is simply left to stumble through the dark. They seem to imply that if others fail to see the light right in front of their faces—or if they do see it but choose to look away—well, that's hardly their fault. (And please, don't take this personally.)
Isn't that precisely the trap for the overconfident—much like their shortsightedness, whether it's born of sheer accident or blatant intent?
(I’m not trying to be provocative here; I just want to get ahead of any potential accusations before they start.)
I have a feeling Alexander Kern58 is going to be pretty let down if they join a convent, considering what actually goes on behind closed doors... even someone like Bernadette Juretić marrying a rich guy seems tame compared to the hardcore temptations waiting in a place like that... 🍿
Sam Wright21 said:Laughter is the only response here. 🤣
I highly doubt Benvenuto Cellini was staying strictly celibate with Brother Bartholomew. 😵
I guess that community you suggested might work out, but let's be real, even there you'll find all sorts of things because people aren't angels, they're mostly just hypocrites... ☕
Henry Jones72 said:Honestly, they’d probably cut off the hands... or maybe even the nose if they stick it where it doesn't belong. 🤔
Just take a breather, you total creep, Henry Jones72...
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