Get a load of this guy?
By Anonymous - 22/02/2022 22:00

By Anonymous - 22/02/2022 22:00
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Tell the hypocrite he's a guest in *your* house and if he doesn't accept it he's free to leave. If he chooses to stay yet keeps up his idiotic protests about how you live your life, serve him with an eviction notice.
So what your dad is saying is that God dislikes everything he's done. I'm pretty sure even the harshest Christian version of God would say that adultery and theft is worse than merely sleeping with your fiancée before you're married.
Then, God dislikes him. Why do you have a fiancé for five years? Tie the knot already!
more often than not I agree with what you post Richard, but this time(about the fiancé thing) I think you are wrong. My ex and I were fine for the 9 years we were together, but just months after "tying the knot" she cheated on me, lied to everyone we knew about me, and filed for divorce on Valentine's day. Some couples are just not made to "tie the knot" and are perfectly happy to stay engaged.
Do you think that actually getting married propelled her to cheat, or did the opportunity just coincidentally happen after you made your bond legal? You don't want to make a post hoc ergo propter hoc error.
I’m sorry but if it’s your house and he’s a guest, you deserve it for not standing up for yourself and putting him in his place.
How does this even matter if he is living in YOUR house?
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Tell the hypocrite he's a guest in *your* house and if he doesn't accept it he's free to leave. If he chooses to stay yet keeps up his idiotic protests about how you live your life, serve him with an eviction notice.
So what your dad is saying is that God dislikes everything he's done. I'm pretty sure even the harshest Christian version of God would say that adultery and theft is worse than merely sleeping with your fiancée before you're married.