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Since I am giving up my security blankets.
Dwizzle comments on Mar 11, 2018:
I would like to have those quote books
Freedompath replies on Mar 11, 2018:
Ok
Wow! Check out this youtube video [youtu.
Freedompath comments on Mar 10, 2018:
It is hard to believe that this is promoted in main stream society, but on the other hand, that has been the distortions coming out of, Liberty University for as long as I can remember!
Freedompath replies on Mar 11, 2018:
@MattChanning i am the kind of person who says, 'the glass is 'half full'...it took me a long time to believe that every person, wasn't working to level out, 'his/her dark side!' I will always look for the 'goodness'...because I have seen enough people in my lifetime, that showed me even the worst person, had some goodness in them. Some people simply don't think like me! But, I am still, shocked when a man/woman/child, stands up in front of a stadium of people and 'talks trash' that can kill!! I know full well, it is possible, but how can they, do it?
Wow! Check out this youtube video [youtu.
Freedompath comments on Mar 10, 2018:
It is hard to believe that this is promoted in main stream society, but on the other hand, that has been the distortions coming out of, Liberty University for as long as I can remember!
Freedompath replies on Mar 11, 2018:
@MattChanning because, I continue to disbelieve that we are a warring society. Guns, are killing people at an unprecedented number and the pious people, who pray to their 'revengeful God'...are supporting gun worship! There is nothing 'peace loving' and 'turn the other cheek,' in the promotion of guns! Maybe, I could have stayed in religion, had not most of the people that I had contact with... hide a very 'dark' heart. Evil from deliberate ignorance!
It has been a very gloomy birthday.
Freedompath comments on Mar 10, 2018:
First, I would like to say, you need some kind words today...the birthday may not matter all that much as a day, but your loneliness does. Your picture tells me, that you want to matter to others (and you do), but the most important person that you need to matter to, is yourself! I read your ...
Freedompath replies on Mar 11, 2018:
@Ceaselessmind then stop being that clown! At least not a clown...to hide behind! Now, if you are using it to bring cheer to others and to yourself...that is worth something! I think that you need to find out from, 'mr self'...if he is trying to buy what he needs from others? Even trying to impress others...will soon backfire, I bet that is not news to you? You deserve all that you desire, because that is what you (we) were made to do. I realize that you have a specific situation that I have not faced, but even I have had to 'claw' my way to 'meaning!' And from what I have studied and observed, a lot of people have faced this delimma! You need to do everything on purpose (with conscious thought) and see where it takes you. AND, don't give up, when you fail, because you will, sometimes! Focus on what supports your nature...And, what will happen in time is... you will find out what does and does not work for YOU. There is someplace that your 'gifts' (your personal attributes), are needed and appreciated. We have a need to give and receive...that is when we are fullfilled. You may not quiet grasp this idea, but as you grow into your 'true' nature...that is where your 'true' strength lies. I wonder if you have read, Rudyard Kipling's poem...'If' ? I kept a copy to refer to...I would find it and put it here, but I am in the middle of that move! Best to you, and keep posting...
Why is depression so complicated?
Marcie1974 comments on Mar 10, 2018:
This is not going to be a popular answer but DRUGS! Mild depression, perhaps can be helped with therapy, exercise, oils, etc. But major depression? Clinical depression? Drugs. There’s no getting out of it any other way except suicide.
Freedompath replies on Mar 11, 2018:
@Marcie1974 yes, we wouldn't want anyone to give up, when they haven't 'overturned every stone,' like some of us have had to do!!!
It has been a very gloomy birthday.
wordywalt comments on Mar 10, 2018:
When I was your age, I hadmy best years ahead of me. My most productive time was from the age of 40 - 60 and I loved those times and the friendships they afforded. Even at the age of 81 and with increasing health concerns, I do not feel the malaise you express.
Freedompath replies on Mar 10, 2018:
@mordant BRAVO!
It has been a very gloomy birthday.
Charles1971 comments on Mar 10, 2018:
I tend to get very depressed at my birthdays too. It seems like a reminder of how little I've accomplished in life. Not many people even acknowledge my birthday unless they get a reminder from Facebook (which is a bit lame). I can't really remember having a "happy" birthday anytime in my adult life....
Freedompath replies on Mar 10, 2018:
@Charles1971...it made me sad, when you posted that you have never had a happy birthday as an adult. Do you have some happy days along the way, I sure hope so? I am not into birthdays, as much as most people. I may give something special to my friends or family, during the year, but I have difficulty remembering their birthdays! I have come to accept it, for what it is...it has nothing to do with my love and affection for any of them! So, from me to you...happy birthday to you, whenever it was!
Why is depression so complicated?
Marcie1974 comments on Mar 10, 2018:
This is not going to be a popular answer but DRUGS! Mild depression, perhaps can be helped with therapy, exercise, oils, etc. But major depression? Clinical depression? Drugs. There’s no getting out of it any other way except suicide.
Freedompath replies on Mar 10, 2018:
@Marcie...suicide does happen with depression and at one point, I was afraid I might be one. But, if a person keeps working through those tormented thoughts, there is a light at the end of the tunnel.
What do you do when your child does something that makes you resentful?
Freedompath comments on Mar 10, 2018:
I surely want to tackle this problem with you. I have 5 children...all 54-62. Now, you have every right to be crushed! Having to struggle for money is no picnic, I have done that most of my life, too! You must mend your disappointed heart and get back to being a father. But, you must remember your ...
Freedompath replies on Mar 10, 2018:
@Shawappa44820 ...when I made my statement about control, this is what I was referring to...things that you have no control over, your child's mother's behavior, complete control with things surrounding your son and even the world at large! Life itself can seem to overtake us and out of our control...because it most cases it is! (I don't know if you are an over controlling person, or not.) If you can't work with his mother, please refrain from disparaging comments about your son's mother. He is part of his mother and children take bad/good comments about their parents on, as something about them, too. Since my children's Dad, was a raging alcoholic, it was easy to want to tear him to bits, when they reported back to me, what went on at his house. But, most of the time, I caught myself and worked it out in my own mind. It is not easy to being an 'other home' parent, and especially thru the teenage years, which are the hardest of all. But, how you handle yourself now, will be the example for your son, to draw strength from, and believe me, that is important! Since my parenting skills sucked, I did work hard to keep my head on straight and I know (they told me so, as adults) it made a difference. Because, my children had tough times growing up. I am so sorry about your possession...that came from your mom...that you sacrificed for your son. It was a loving act, from both your mother and on your part... and that is lasting, it is strange how we view an object that is from a loved one. I am having to get rid of stuff from my children, because I want to get down to few things, but it is almost making me sick. (I have already done that with my mother's, things, she died 10 yrs ago). The best advice that I can give you or anyone is...learn to be with your 'hard' feelings! They can only destroy us, if you let them, but they can often times hurt us at our deepest level, too...but, in the end we come out stronger! So, as soon as you possibly can, pick your self back up and figure out what you can do that will make the situation better. That is what each of us have had to do, if you want to live in this world. You are only alone, in your mind with the 'hard' work. Others will reach out to you, if you ask...
Almost two years ago, Dad was in hospice.
KKGator comments on Mar 7, 2018:
Your brother has allowed his religious delusions to alter his understanding of reality. The reality was that your father wasn't a believer. Sorry for your losses, both of them.
Freedompath replies on Mar 10, 2018:
@BlueWave isn't it strange how people will just refuse to believe the truth as it appears right before them?
Why do people hate very nice people like atheists?
Peacefulperson comments on Mar 9, 2018:
Not all atheist are nice. Some just pretend to be. I'm talking to atheist now and she say that she nice but her actions say something different.
Freedompath replies on Mar 9, 2018:
That has to be true...because we all come from the family, called HUMAN! Some of us humans, just expect too much, from an imperfect species, especially when we secretly think we are pretty close to the ideal...
What is your opinion on Wiccans?
jlynn37 comments on Mar 9, 2018:
I have never met or known any but I would imagine they are no different than most everyone else with their own beliefs. I would imagine that you and I would never understand why anyone would believe anything with no evidence, facts or data to support it.
Freedompath replies on Mar 9, 2018:
Here in N.Ga, most of those members were in an active peace group, too! That was 25 yrs ago.
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Admin comments on Mar 9, 2018:
Yes, this is due to a bug that was fixed today - thanks!
Freedompath replies on Mar 9, 2018:
Thanks!
At 50+, I find that it's not what people believe that frustrates me but to what degree they impose ...
Freedompath comments on Mar 9, 2018:
It looks like people are more insistant if they are not fully vested into their own believing. Because, once a person embraces their truth, they seem to care less, whether others, see it their way or not. They may even be more tolerant of others different view points.
Freedompath replies on Mar 9, 2018:
@mordant I know that I have spent a big portion of my life, defending, pushing back, setting the record straight with the 'nutty' people and trying to educate. But, in last few years, I am drawing back and if abuse comes my way...I remove myself. Now, if I see someone mistreating another person, I will step up, otherwise I will keep my distance, except for respectful, regard! With most religious people it seems too much a 'battle of wills'...instead of bringing out some helpful insight! I can use that energy more productively, elsewhere!
When I first realized I was an atheist and began talking about it on Facebook, Many religious ...
EdEarl comments on Mar 9, 2018:
Of course, my family on my mother's side are mostly fundamentalist baptist, Trump votres, antivac, antiscience, .... We don't communicate. And, I believe they think I am working for the devil LOL, as if there were one. They live a delusion, and IMO they are dangerous, because they support ...
Freedompath replies on Mar 9, 2018:
I am sad for you on the one hand, but realize how difficult it would have been for you, to express your true self, with your family. At least I have a portion of family, that are not steeped in 'crazy' thinking.
Anyone else trying the app?
Crimson67 comments on Mar 8, 2018:
I tried it but couldn't post from it so I deleted it.
Freedompath replies on Mar 9, 2018:
I couldn't install it on my i-phone, but I put it on my Samsung.
Mountainbiking is my go to stress reliever and primary method of exercise.
birdingnut comments on Mar 8, 2018:
Good for you! Sounds like an ebike would be perfect for mountain biking.
Freedompath replies on Mar 9, 2018:
@Condor5 I may have to check that bike out...
Guns.
Freedompath comments on Mar 6, 2018:
I can remember back in my 20-30s, gun violence was rare and police shootings were even rarer (around the Atlanta area). So less guns brings a lot less problems. It want ever be perfect, regardless...but, it can sure be better! I think, for me personally, I feel afraid of a person, that 'loves' ...
Freedompath replies on Mar 8, 2018:
@jorj if you have not already done so, I think you would find it helpful, to read the biographies of our Founding Fathers. Biographies are all good sources of how people struggle to find truth.
Guns.
Freedompath comments on Mar 6, 2018:
I can remember back in my 20-30s, gun violence was rare and police shootings were even rarer (around the Atlanta area). So less guns brings a lot less problems. It want ever be perfect, regardless...but, it can sure be better! I think, for me personally, I feel afraid of a person, that 'loves' ...
Freedompath replies on Mar 8, 2018:
@jorj from that lecture, that I watched...an IQ, cannot be brought up, much. I found out that you cannot be accepted into the military, with an IQ, lower than 83. Now, my own father, was rejected from the military in ww2, because of a 'learning disability.' (He was killed by a co-worker, working for DOT, when I was 28.) And, I do remember how he could hardly count correct change...right up until he was killed. Yes, this was Appalachia.
Guns.
Freedompath comments on Mar 6, 2018:
I can remember back in my 20-30s, gun violence was rare and police shootings were even rarer (around the Atlanta area). So less guns brings a lot less problems. It want ever be perfect, regardless...but, it can sure be better! I think, for me personally, I feel afraid of a person, that 'loves' ...
Freedompath replies on Mar 8, 2018:
@jorj just in case this interest you, I just heard a lecture on IQ test and it says that an average below 90, is 30% of the population. We need at least 115 to make a good college student. I point this out, because it occurred to me that it must be very difficult, trying to convince people on the low spectrum scale, complex ideas. They are just not equipped to analyze complex problems. I think we should make sure we understand issues, and not get to overwrought if a lot of other people see issues different. In some cases, I can see where I would be wasting precious energy! (This is just something i gleaned from this IQ lecture, tonight.) A point that I might make, is mental illness, can be found in any family. Columbine students came from families of professionals! One couple got divorced afterwards and she (college professor) is speaking on Ted Talks. I have no other information on the other family.
Guns.
Freedompath comments on Mar 6, 2018:
I can remember back in my 20-30s, gun violence was rare and police shootings were even rarer (around the Atlanta area). So less guns brings a lot less problems. It want ever be perfect, regardless...but, it can sure be better! I think, for me personally, I feel afraid of a person, that 'loves' ...
Freedompath replies on Mar 8, 2018:
@jorj I am not sure I understand, fully what you are trying to say. I do know that we each bring to the table our personal bias, research just works with numbers...then uses an average! Because, there is no way to count each individual case of anything. It is helpful to put ourselves in another person shoes, when we are trying to understand where they are coming from, for sure.
Guns.
Freedompath comments on Mar 6, 2018:
I can remember back in my 20-30s, gun violence was rare and police shootings were even rarer (around the Atlanta area). So less guns brings a lot less problems. It want ever be perfect, regardless...but, it can sure be better! I think, for me personally, I feel afraid of a person, that 'loves' ...
Freedompath replies on Mar 7, 2018:
@jorj 'I would bet'....'without doing any research'...? Do you really believe you can win a debate, like this? All I can say is you are selling yourself, short!@DUCHESSA
Guns.
Freedompath comments on Mar 6, 2018:
I can remember back in my 20-30s, gun violence was rare and police shootings were even rarer (around the Atlanta area). So less guns brings a lot less problems. It want ever be perfect, regardless...but, it can sure be better! I think, for me personally, I feel afraid of a person, that 'loves' ...
Freedompath replies on Mar 7, 2018:
@jorj you are not bringing your own experience to the table! You are overreporting what others, are saying, not what your experience has taught you. Believe me, I am TOO, well informed on just about everything going on out in the world. But, my life is with my family, friends and the people that will cross my path, any where I am living. That is the main place that we learn and can be of help. This is where our life is played out and where our knowledge and experience is gained. Then we bring 'that' to the table and it is 'real' and authentic. Not someone else's taking points or what 'that other source' found out! This is where our strength lies...in our own truth...and if we learn new information that changes what we thought we knew, we make adjustments as truth is always evolving toward a greater truth!
Guns.
Freedompath comments on Mar 6, 2018:
I can remember back in my 20-30s, gun violence was rare and police shootings were even rarer (around the Atlanta area). So less guns brings a lot less problems. It want ever be perfect, regardless...but, it can sure be better! I think, for me personally, I feel afraid of a person, that 'loves' ...
Freedompath replies on Mar 7, 2018:
@jorj my thought is...you are 'casting your net too far'...
Guns.
Freedompath comments on Mar 6, 2018:
I can remember back in my 20-30s, gun violence was rare and police shootings were even rarer (around the Atlanta area). So less guns brings a lot less problems. It want ever be perfect, regardless...but, it can sure be better! I think, for me personally, I feel afraid of a person, that 'loves' ...
Freedompath replies on Mar 7, 2018:
@jorj from your post, it seems like you sincerely want to learn and understand things, but you are dismissing your most valuable source by not studing your own feelings and where/how they developed. Real power, comes when we know ourselves, as fully as possible. And this holds true no matter, what side of the Isle we are on. This takes time and work, but overtime, it will pay great dividends. Man is body, mind and spirit. When they are in harmony, that is when we are at our best. You can research this...
Guns.
Freedompath comments on Mar 6, 2018:
I can remember back in my 20-30s, gun violence was rare and police shootings were even rarer (around the Atlanta area). So less guns brings a lot less problems. It want ever be perfect, regardless...but, it can sure be better! I think, for me personally, I feel afraid of a person, that 'loves' ...
Freedompath replies on Mar 7, 2018:
@jorj but what about my first 50 yrs of life, when we did not have guns in every household and we had single mothers and father's all over the place? You just totally, overlooked the Atlanta area, consisting of millions and millions of people (28 yrs ago).? No one went into a school and shot it up (there were some work place shoot-ups)! This 'shoot-up' situation, has increased since the NRA, began pushing the 'love of your 2nd amendment gun issue!'
What is one truth you have learned that you wish you had never found out?
Freedompath comments on Mar 7, 2018:
Don't you mean, that love evolves into a different form? I have never found love to die, it changed from infatuation or lust...into the reality of responsibility! I learned that love was work! And, maybe it was a good thing that I did not have a full concept of what it was, early on, because I ...
Freedompath replies on Mar 7, 2018:
@aussj4link I had several of those intense, 'love' attraction experiences in my life, but I would not call that the death of love. Nor, do I call that the real kind of love. When I think of love... I think of a feeling after the attraction has waned and the lust, has settled. And, also when there never was a feeling of lust! Now, there is where you will find 'real' love. And, that kind of love completely, sustains, us!
Guns.
Freedompath comments on Mar 6, 2018:
I can remember back in my 20-30s, gun violence was rare and police shootings were even rarer (around the Atlanta area). So less guns brings a lot less problems. It want ever be perfect, regardless...but, it can sure be better! I think, for me personally, I feel afraid of a person, that 'loves' ...
Freedompath replies on Mar 7, 2018:
@jorj if you have no personal experience, how can you judge what truth is? We all are exposed to the human condition, just under different cultures.
Guns.
Freedompath comments on Mar 6, 2018:
I can remember back in my 20-30s, gun violence was rare and police shootings were even rarer (around the Atlanta area). So less guns brings a lot less problems. It want ever be perfect, regardless...but, it can sure be better! I think, for me personally, I feel afraid of a person, that 'loves' ...
Freedompath replies on Mar 7, 2018:
@jorj maybe not for you...but I have made a life long purpose of studing society and what is happening around me...and I have lived from this end of the country to California!
Guns.
Freedompath comments on Mar 6, 2018:
I can remember back in my 20-30s, gun violence was rare and police shootings were even rarer (around the Atlanta area). So less guns brings a lot less problems. It want ever be perfect, regardless...but, it can sure be better! I think, for me personally, I feel afraid of a person, that 'loves' ...
Freedompath replies on Mar 7, 2018:
@jorj well, that is the difference in how you and I take in information. Culturally, areas are a little different, but human behavior is the same. Children from the time of my children's generation, are scattered out all over the country, now. Lots of them were divorced, or came from divorced homes. None of them shot up any place! I am very familiar with the whole of the Atlanta area, which has a wide range of socioeconomic people. And I cannot recall a single 'shoot up,' and there are lots of divorced people in that area! You can trust me on that. I never judge the 'whole', by a few! We all have a small microcosm of a social order, in our own back yard. Human behavior, is the same...we just have different stressor, that trigger certain behaviors. When the anthologist, Richard Leaky, first started studing the ancient sculls, he found no evidence of violence in them. But, information was soon adjusted...as there was indeed cracked skulls, created from blows to the head. I can report, that in my first 50 years, it was robbers, family violence and now in then a shoot out with police! There were no mass shootings! And, I am/was, out and about in this country! That is just me paying attention.
Guns.
Freedompath comments on Mar 6, 2018:
I can remember back in my 20-30s, gun violence was rare and police shootings were even rarer (around the Atlanta area). So less guns brings a lot less problems. It want ever be perfect, regardless...but, it can sure be better! I think, for me personally, I feel afraid of a person, that 'loves' ...
Freedompath replies on Mar 7, 2018:
@jorj but, that is my point we are the overall society! My 50-60 yr old children have many stories of family disfunctions and even horror stories about their friends, but none have gone out and shot up schools, stores or concerts!
Guns.
Freedompath comments on Mar 6, 2018:
I can remember back in my 20-30s, gun violence was rare and police shootings were even rarer (around the Atlanta area). So less guns brings a lot less problems. It want ever be perfect, regardless...but, it can sure be better! I think, for me personally, I feel afraid of a person, that 'loves' ...
Freedompath replies on Mar 7, 2018:
@Roman I was born in 1940...I was 9 years old, when my uncle shot and killed his wife, through the window of their house. That left 5 small children under my age, without parents. They had horrible life, one committed suicide!
Guns.
Freedompath comments on Mar 6, 2018:
I can remember back in my 20-30s, gun violence was rare and police shootings were even rarer (around the Atlanta area). So less guns brings a lot less problems. It want ever be perfect, regardless...but, it can sure be better! I think, for me personally, I feel afraid of a person, that 'loves' ...
Freedompath replies on Mar 7, 2018:
@jorj none of my 5 children are criminals and their father and I divorced when they were preteens and their father was severely alcoholic. The reason my children went to several different schools, is because they would live with me and sometimes with their dad...at dad's house they kinda ran wild! Thank god nobody had guns, because it was a volatile place. I was struggling with part time jobs, trying to make ends meet, and was pretty much disconnected. But, we never had school shootings or any other kinds of shootings!
Guns.
Freedompath comments on Mar 6, 2018:
I can remember back in my 20-30s, gun violence was rare and police shootings were even rarer (around the Atlanta area). So less guns brings a lot less problems. It want ever be perfect, regardless...but, it can sure be better! I think, for me personally, I feel afraid of a person, that 'loves' ...
Freedompath replies on Mar 6, 2018:
@dahermit I am 78...I cannot remember a school shooting before 25 yrs ago. I can't ever remember a person with a gun that shot another kid at school...not in my childhood and there was not any when all 5 of my children went to several different school! One of my oldest son's classmate, who was a doctor and our mayor here, shot and killed himself in his home office, about 3 years ago. He loved guns! Had a collection! I do not trust people 100% who own a gun! And, I must inform you that I am still doing the same thing that I have done for 30 years...traveling all around this country alone without a gun and I never once had an encounter that put me in danger! I am not fearful of my fellowman. And, I have stories in my family of gun violence and if you are interested I have already written about them! People have accidents in all kinds of ways and die. I don't care about stats! I know behaviors and if you started right now, you would not cure all the mentally ill people in this country. And, that still leaves the people that have uncontrollable anger...like my Mayor/Doctor!
Guns.
sassygirl3869 comments on Mar 6, 2018:
Why don't you listen to those kids in Parkland, FL-wise beyond their years? They have the right to change.
Freedompath replies on Mar 6, 2018:
@dahermit they sure have the intelligence to know that they do not want to die, nor see any other child in a school die!
There seems like a lot of wonder about meeting people.
ScottAHurst comments on Mar 6, 2018:
I am about to experiement with their groups feature and see if I can build a group in my area of people interested in just "doing stuff." Singles, couples, no matter. But would be nice to have a local social group of people smart enough to have discarded the big lie. Since I just moved from ...
Freedompath replies on Mar 6, 2018:
Best of luck!
Newt Gingirch is claiming that athiests pose a bigger threat to American than does ISIS.
VictoriaNotes comments on Mar 5, 2018:
$trategy.
Freedompath replies on Mar 5, 2018:
Sic...to boot!
Newt Gingirch is claiming that athiests pose a bigger threat to American than does ISIS.
HippieChick58 comments on Mar 5, 2018:
I saw that, almost snorted my coffee. He's a twat and a half.
Freedompath replies on Mar 5, 2018:
No...half a twat!
Do you ever feel alone.
RickWard comments on Mar 5, 2018:
I do. It's a terrible feeling. Career choices made me use it to my advantage but since my career change, it has been very difficult to bare
Freedompath replies on Mar 5, 2018:
If this a new change, you would still be in the learning curve phase. Best of luck...
Do you ever feel alone.
JLFowler comments on Mar 5, 2018:
I have felt that way. It sucks. You feel like you have a gaping hole in your chest and you have a massive weight on you. It will pass. You will survive. Find someone you can help. Stay busy. It suck but it ain't forever.
Freedompath replies on Mar 5, 2018:
Remember, why they tell us on an airplane to 'put the oxygen mask, on yourself first,' we deserve to be cared for, too! And sometimes, no one is around when our hurt comes. My best to you...
I learned how to get along and love the woman that I love the best nowadays.
GlyndonD comments on Mar 5, 2018:
Watch out, is all I have to say. I guess my ex-wife and I were quite along in years 14 years ago, and were so desperate to get married and have a family that we put aside our differences in religion, philosophy, and politics to get married. I valued the diversity, and wanted to be able to discuss ...
Freedompath replies on Mar 5, 2018:
I am sorry to hear how your marriage worked out. As a divorced parent with 55-60 yr old children, please make every moment with your children mean something good, as children love both parents and never caused the break-up in the first place. They do hurt from the split-up of their own family dreams...my children will report hurtful events even to this day! Work to make good memories, as all of you, will be glad when you are in old age!
Funeral For a Friend: (A gimps into the mind of a Christian preacher ?
Freedompath comments on Mar 4, 2018:
The preacher's rant was cruel and inhumane! Hopefully, the off-set tribute helped to balance out that sick preacher! The widow may have come away with ptsd and what about the unborn child's wellbeing? This is simply beyond ignorance! I can only hope that someone at that service, spoke to the ...
Freedompath replies on Mar 5, 2018:
@NoMagicCookie believe me...I feel grateful for clarity and my freedom, every day!
Funeral For a Friend: (A gimps into the mind of a Christian preacher ?
Freedompath comments on Mar 4, 2018:
The preacher's rant was cruel and inhumane! Hopefully, the off-set tribute helped to balance out that sick preacher! The widow may have come away with ptsd and what about the unborn child's wellbeing? This is simply beyond ignorance! I can only hope that someone at that service, spoke to the ...
Freedompath replies on Mar 5, 2018:
@NoMagicCookie that gives me an ache, in my heart! I 'know' this mentality and I continue to be puzzled as to how it keeps perpetuating, itself (religious distortions), with TV and all the other exposures (may not be educational, but it does have some real things to ponder)! It is somewhat like that here! Right down to our Senators and Representatives...even our Sheriff! I find it hard to understand, because I came out of that culture and I am far, far removed, with exposure and experience to real life. And, I came from poverty and deprivation!
Anybody here see the parallels between believing in and and obeying an all-powerful god, and ...
Freedompath comments on Mar 5, 2018:
Somewhat, as some people are looking for a Savior! Someone, that will give them all the answers even when they haven't ask the questions. I don't see God, resembling a government, except they are higher authorities, but different! I see government, as created to keep society harmonious and fair ...
Freedompath replies on Mar 5, 2018:
@GlyndonD it is a lot of work, anyway you go...trying to 'check' OUR government! It feels like an extra job!!!
I was told there is no more middle class in America now. Your opinion?
Freedompath comments on Mar 5, 2018:
I think they are probably right statistically...but I also believe we should not get caught up in what pronouncements are made about living in this or any other country! We need food, water, shelter and some healthcare. Cloths can be obtained at thrift stores, if money is really tight. I feel lIke...
Freedompath replies on Mar 5, 2018:
@Lindsey08 yes, I try and stay clear of Goodwill, the CEO's are paid big bucks...!
I hear a lot of people on this site saying how lonely they are how they wish they could find ...
Freedompath comments on Mar 5, 2018:
I was having some very sad feelings about all the lonely people myself! I wish I could just out stretch my wings and cover every lonely person that is on this site...and warm their heart and remind them of love, yet to be realized. I have been that lonely and I do remember how it hurts! But, I ...
Freedompath replies on Mar 5, 2018:
@FrayedBear I try...kinda funny about that phone...I am an in-person, person!!
What is your own opinion about the Law of Attraction?
oscar4jac comments on Mar 5, 2018:
I honestly think that's exactly what's happening. If for example someone prays for a promotion to god, and they do it in a positive way, and they begin to feel as if he/she already got it, then they will believe that God truly answered their prayers. And thus further believing and strengthening ...
Freedompath replies on Mar 5, 2018:
Things do happen for people who work for things and messed up things do iron out...and the religious people do credit God, for all of it!
I was told there is no more middle class in America now. Your opinion?
Ersomething comments on Mar 5, 2018:
I'd say there is one, but its a small portion. I know I'm lower class. I can't even break into middle class in terms of jobs . The wealth gap is growing for sure, but the main issue is that for many (maaany) people, wages have not kept up with cost of living, to the point where many people are ...
Freedompath replies on Mar 5, 2018:
I agree...it is that housing cost, that hurts the most.
I was told there is no more middle class in America now. Your opinion?
Lindsey08 comments on Mar 5, 2018:
Studies have shown that the cost of living keeps rising, but the minimum wage stays low. I believe that it is $7.25 an hour nationally (here in Nevada it is $8.25). Most places to rent are over $1000 per month, but financial councillors say to keep your rent below 1/3 of what you make each month. ...
Freedompath replies on Mar 5, 2018:
Yes, it is that rent thing, everywhere! That is a travesty, because people need a safe and sturdy place to live! Something, has to give there?
Did you grow up with religion?
Freedompath comments on Mar 5, 2018:
I lived out in the country and a bus came by my house on Sundays and picked my sister and me up and took us to Church. But, for some unknown reason to me even now...I felt out of place. I thought something was not quiet right! Ofcourse, I would have been shamed into next Sunday, had I ever shared...
Freedompath replies on Mar 5, 2018:
@Remi I bet there are many such stories...instead of reinforceing our nature, we were led down a rabbet hole, lol.
Anybody here see the parallels between believing in and and obeying an all-powerful god, and ...
dahermit comments on Mar 4, 2018:
I do. Knowing that the U.S. Government has actually been responsible for otherthrowing democratically elected governments and replaced them with military dictatiorships (Iran, Chili, Guatamala, etc.) that abused their people makes me sick. I will not say the Pledge of Allegiance, nor sing the ...
Freedompath replies on Mar 5, 2018:
I am on guard for that myself...I want to view all government systems with open mind...not by blind faith.
I just reached Level 8 !!! Only 150,000 points 'til the next level!! LOL
Freedompath comments on Mar 4, 2018:
Now you either worked night and day or (cheated), or got preferencial treatment from somewhere? Now fess up? Hell! I am completely impressed!! I just don't even have that on my menu! ????to you!
Freedompath replies on Mar 5, 2018:
@phxbillcee you still have what IT takes...you go guy!!!
I am really down about my new job.
MarqG comments on Mar 4, 2018:
Its easy to get discouraged during the learning process. But imagine that you have stuck with it and gotten good at it. At that point do you think it will have been worth the effort? Or is it something that you will always hate?
Freedompath replies on Mar 4, 2018:
@Sciencemama and, do not forget fluid intake! Just recently I found out exactly what not enough fluid can do...let's just say i drink something on a regular basis, now!
Do you feel as lonely as I do?
LadyAlyxandrea comments on Mar 4, 2018:
Saaaame it sucks. I like to think if I could just escape this god forsaken state (hah get it?) I'd be much better off.
Freedompath replies on Mar 4, 2018:
You do have a challenge before you, but remember that timing thing...everything comes in it's own time. So figure out a way to have fun as your life unfolds.
Have you ever gotten a kick out of an enemy’s misfortune?
Charlene comments on Mar 4, 2018:
Daily..I love watching the Orange tool self destruct!!!
Freedompath replies on Mar 4, 2018:
I feel too scared...to enjoy anything that the Orangie, is screwing up, under and over! I catch myself holding my breath!!!
Have you ever gotten a kick out of an enemy’s misfortune?
JackPedigo comments on Mar 4, 2018:
I think we would all be dancing in the streets if (when) something would happen to tRump or one of his lackies. I would probably go out and get drunk.
Freedompath replies on Mar 4, 2018:
OH! How many times have I had that vision!!!lol
Have you ever gotten a kick out of an enemy’s misfortune?
DelilahJones33 comments on Mar 4, 2018:
I definitely enjoy seeing shitty people be exposed for who they really are.
Freedompath replies on Mar 4, 2018:
I don't enjoy 'seeing shitty people,' get what is coming...but I do appreciate 'justice!'
Please indulge me in one more question about Karma
Charlene comments on Mar 4, 2018:
Ask Drumpf, if Karma exists, it's for sure biting him on the ass..ha!
Freedompath replies on Mar 4, 2018:
OH...I hope...i.hope...hurry up!!!
Do you feel as lonely as I do?
Freedompath comments on Mar 4, 2018:
You are not going to die alone, unless you want it that way!! I looked at your profile and you are young and handsome...there is a good start! I cannot stress enough how important having friends are in this life, is. Not just because you are lonely, but because you will never know your whole ...
Freedompath replies on Mar 4, 2018:
I joined the Serra club, we went hiking, cleaned the trails in spring and it was great fun.
Do you feel as lonely as I do?
Wynter75 comments on Mar 4, 2018:
I always feel alone it's who I am I do have friends but I like being alone with my thoughts.
Freedompath replies on Mar 4, 2018:
And we 'bloody well,' better like who we are with our thoughts...or...it really will be a lonely, 'hell!'
One thing I am not, is a human on probation.
JeffMesser comments on Mar 4, 2018:
They have no motivation to live ... thats why I don't trust them.
Freedompath replies on Mar 4, 2018:
Oh! They are motivated all right...with the salvation of others, instead of investing in their own salvation...which is usually a full time job!
My 12-yo daughter revealed to me yesterday that she’s gay. Should I...
ashortbeauty comments on Mar 2, 2018:
I wish that my family would have accepted me at age 10 when I knew I was bisexual. Instead they did indeed try to pray and exorcise the demons out of me. It was pure hell being held down by 4 full grown men as the entire church gathered around and yelled at the so called demons inside of me. I, to ...
Freedompath replies on Mar 2, 2018:
I want to say how sad, that makes me feel...to know that you were faced with such distorted treatment. You were just being 'a child person!'
Read a great quote today: " In a world where everyone wears a mask, it is a privilege to see a ...
Babyseal comments on Mar 2, 2018:
Being a nudist has no masks. Just acceptance of all
Freedompath replies on Mar 2, 2018:
@jlynn37 I have to think...to 'see' a soul, is something beyond the visible...?
One of the scariest situations I find myself in are relationships, and over the last couple of weeks...
Freedompath comments on Mar 1, 2018:
I am a bit confused? This relationship that you are describing...are you in it or not in it? What I have detected over many years about sarcasm is...that it is masking a real 'put down' of some kind. Maybe, to keep people at a distance. I have even noted 'that'...even in my self! It prevents ...
Freedompath replies on Mar 2, 2018:
@DoyleHefner if you are sitting on the fence, get off! Over time, it cuts, the 'hinEEE'...and then you could take that out on someone else!
I'm sitting here mentally preparing myself to go to my martial arts class while in the process of ...
Freedompath comments on Mar 1, 2018:
You did not tell us why you have this disability. I have in the past been disabled, once at age 49, when I hydraplaned on wet pavement and hit a concrete driveway culvert, head on. I ruptured discs in my neck and lower back. Plus, I did not get the proper PT, after the accident and I refused to ...
Freedompath replies on Mar 2, 2018:
@LadyAlyxandrea I should report that my lower back surgery was only to remove the arthritis, but 'they' nicked my spinal column and for the next 2 months it leaked and made a large pouch at the bottom of my back. So I had to have second surgery to repair the nick and it was after that, when I have become pain and depressed free! I want to find out, if it had something to do with that leaking spinal fluid, that cleared out something? It is connected to the brain, too.
I'm sitting here mentally preparing myself to go to my martial arts class while in the process of ...
Freedompath comments on Mar 1, 2018:
You did not tell us why you have this disability. I have in the past been disabled, once at age 49, when I hydraplaned on wet pavement and hit a concrete driveway culvert, head on. I ruptured discs in my neck and lower back. Plus, I did not get the proper PT, after the accident and I refused to ...
Freedompath replies on Mar 2, 2018:
@RavenCT ...funny, that you brought up that, barometric pressure, as I also coped with that for years...heard many other people complain about it, too!
I'm sitting here mentally preparing myself to go to my martial arts class while in the process of ...
Freedompath comments on Mar 1, 2018:
You did not tell us why you have this disability. I have in the past been disabled, once at age 49, when I hydraplaned on wet pavement and hit a concrete driveway culvert, head on. I ruptured discs in my neck and lower back. Plus, I did not get the proper PT, after the accident and I refused to ...
Freedompath replies on Mar 2, 2018:
@LadyAlyxandrea I am so sorry, that you have this painful challege to deal with. I can tell you that I have no rotor-cuffs, they both have been repaired and came back out! So now I would need replacement joints in both shoulders. My neck is still out and somewhat stiff. But, I have no pain. And none of that depression that I had for last 30 years. I wish everyone had my luck, because pain can be a distraction from living. I did have a lot of psychotherapy over the years and I would think that it gave me a hand up. There is also a lot of pain, in my family, so we may have a predisposition to something, that has never been diagnosed! I would like to say, don't give up and work with what you have going for you at this moment. You are still, a person with talents and skills and hopes and dreams. Stay connected to them as that is 'who' you are...it is easy to fall into the belief, that you are your pain. My, 95 yr old neighbor, who had a very painful knee and heart problems, that prevented having surgery...was always saying, we 'must do stuff, that will distract us from our pain' I found the same thing to be true. Live your life, not your pain...you have a purpose to fullfill, regardless of your body...best of luck and keep posting!
I cannot call myself a theist, atheist or agnostic.
Freedompath comments on Feb 26, 2018:
Reading your piece was giving me an 'out of body,' experience! I was trying to get my mind around what 'the big bang,' would be like and what was IT before the 'big bang?' And what about other Universes? We have no information on where the 'end' is? I Wonder if the answer will ever come? ...
Freedompath replies on Mar 2, 2018:
@EdwinMcCravy it would be, if you lived in my mind!
Something that happened the other day as I am leaving the grocery store I have to share.
Akfishlady comments on Feb 28, 2018:
I saw an old guy with a poopy bottom, I don't think they realize it. It was embarassing for me, and I felt bad for him.
Freedompath replies on Mar 1, 2018:
Makes me remember, a patient I once had...the son, told me how he had to take his father into a restaurant restroom and clean up his father, after he had an accident in his pants! The father, had Alzheimer and had been the CEO of a paper company! Even a war 2, hero pilot!
Something that happened the other day as I am leaving the grocery store I have to share.
Funeralgirl comments on Mar 1, 2018:
As unpleasant as this must have been, for you, I feel bad for the person, who probably had no way to clean himself, or unable to do so for some reason. No one wants to feel or be dirty so I assume this person had no choice or wasnt able to attend to his hygeine. This makes me sad for this person, ...
Freedompath replies on Mar 1, 2018:
@mistymoon77 walking does not connote ...normal! Lol
Something that happened the other day as I am leaving the grocery store I have to share.
Zacula comments on Mar 1, 2018:
Are you certain he had a home in which to bathe? Perhaps he needed help, and you judged him by his smell? Maybe he just can't smell himself, because he lives in it and knows no other way. Maybe others have avoided him for the same reason, and he really needed a kind person to help him with his ...
Freedompath replies on Mar 1, 2018:
@mistymoon77 it a perfect world, everyone would smell like daisies! There is no such thing! Either, find a way to find out if there is assistance or walk away!
Working on my sanity
Benthoven comments on Mar 1, 2018:
I was working on my sanity for a while. I built a floorplan, hired a contractor, and got all the permits... but once it was done I realized I didn't need it anymore, so I decided to just go ahead and save it for later... in case I need it then.
Freedompath replies on Mar 1, 2018:
Ha! Ha! That covers it...but don't discard 'it' just yet!!
Billy Graham didn’t speak for me
kenny_ziggy comments on Feb 28, 2018:
Religion and $$$ Hypocrisy --Billy Graham's net worth was an estimated $25 million at the time of his death. That would rank Graham as one of America's eight richest pastors-- Evangelist Billy Graham Died Age 99 | Money time.com/money/5168865/billy-graham-net-worth-quotes-money-greed/
Freedompath replies on Feb 28, 2018:
I noticed NPR reported 9,000,000 personal wealth. I wonder if the Graham Complex is worth 25,000,000?
Hope Hicks resigned today...that may mean she thinks she has been in too...deep!!
Charlene comments on Feb 28, 2018:
You mean like Deep Throat the movie?
Freedompath replies on Feb 28, 2018:
Ha!ha! Probably! But then maybe we are jumping the 'gun!' Notice how everything we can say about these people attempting to 'run' this country... just keeps making a chain to destruct-ville?
What kind a person stands in front of a group of people that he is representing and folds himself up...
SamKerry comments on Feb 28, 2018:
Trump was definitely not listening to what that governor had to say - regardless of his head nodding. Jump to about 30 seconds in this video. The governor ends with "...I just suggest that we need a little less Tweeting and a little more listening ..." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FFA8aaKqc8g
Freedompath replies on Feb 28, 2018:
Thanks for putting up video, even tho I still find it hard to watch,...This man has a one track mind. He can only 'take in' what he has already decided is TRUE. I head a recorded speech (that was not meant to be made public) that Obama made at Harvard and the contrast to trump's speaking and thinking is like someone out of a 'looney bin!' No offense to 'looney bins!' Trump, is not 'normal!' Which is an understatement! Not to mention we ended up with a whole 'family,' of them!!!
This happened just the other day.
NFAguy53 comments on Feb 26, 2018:
Most of the posters here just don't get it. When you shoot at someone they don't come back. This dirt bag came back. She should not have let him get close enough to take her gun. The daughter should have finished him off. He must have been on drugs to come back.
Freedompath replies on Feb 28, 2018:
@NFAguy53... I don't appreciate the insult! Throwing 'dirt' at people is not creative and showed how much you care about keeping people from killing one another! I AM NOT A LIBERAL!
I cannot call myself a theist, atheist or agnostic.
Freedompath comments on Feb 26, 2018:
Reading your piece was giving me an 'out of body,' experience! I was trying to get my mind around what 'the big bang,' would be like and what was IT before the 'big bang?' And what about other Universes? We have no information on where the 'end' is? I Wonder if the answer will ever come? ...
Freedompath replies on Feb 27, 2018:
@EdwinMcCravy yes, abstract is not my strong suit, unless it is colors!
Im drunk and I lost my job Friday. Good thing I have 3 interviews this week.
Freedompath comments on Feb 27, 2018:
Best of luck in your new work, whatever that is! Like I have said many times...ever so often you must reinvent yourself. I guess it's your turn...
Freedompath replies on Feb 27, 2018:
@rebel_lion are you happy and feel fullfilled...with this career? If so, are you adding in other interest, so that you want feel trapped or limited?
Ever had to just pack up and go, leaving everything behind, especially late in life?
birdingnut comments on Feb 26, 2018:
I suppose in 2010 when I sold everything and moved to Thailand to teach English when I was 57 years old, and to do bird photography. How did I handle it? I fell in love with Thailand and within six months had forgotten what my ex looked like! Photo is of a rare Nicobar Pigeon I photographed at ...
Freedompath replies on Feb 27, 2018:
Loved pics...
What kind a person stands in front of a group of people that he is representing and folds himself up...
Dick_Martin comments on Feb 26, 2018:
Someone today laughed at Trump's "I would have run in..." and snortled a response of "Ha! He'd have put on a dress if he'd been on the Titanic."
Freedompath replies on Feb 27, 2018:
Ha ha ha ha...in my life time I cannot remember ever being exposed to a completely incompetent person! Even street smart people, can do a few things! Trump is truely an 'empty suit!"
Did everyone know that Ga is canceling something close to 50,000,000 tax break for Delta, because ...
Dick_Martin comments on Feb 26, 2018:
The Lt. Governor promises to do that, but does he have the power to do it? Or is he just playing the bully card?
Freedompath replies on Feb 27, 2018:
@Dick_Martin I believe the people will be behind them...I think it will be Ga...that shows up stupied! In the first place, why was government threatening a business over another business?
I read a post on social media today about how the poster was putting all of their burdens on the ...
birdingnut comments on Feb 26, 2018:
Religious training, fear of a jealous god taking revenge on them if they "bragged." Also, this is true, in a way, since we are our own gods, and contribute to creating our own realities. “I regard consciousness as fundamental and matter as derivative from consciousness." – Max Planck, ...
Freedompath replies on Feb 27, 2018:
@birdingnut yes, but in this area, they established a lot of religious 'little schools' so even when they attend the University, they cannot get too far away from their beliefs. It has been amazing to me to find my Doctors and nurses so steeped in religion here!
Ever had to just pack up and go, leaving everything behind, especially late in life?
Melbates comments on Feb 26, 2018:
I wish I had the resources to do something like that. I'm sure I could find a better life somewhere else, more specifically, a different country.
Freedompath replies on Feb 26, 2018:
...I have sure had that thought enough! It helps to put a little more adventure in your life.
I read a post on social media today about how the poster was putting all of their burdens on the ...
birdingnut comments on Feb 26, 2018:
Religious training, fear of a jealous god taking revenge on them if they "bragged." Also, this is true, in a way, since we are our own gods, and contribute to creating our own realities. “I regard consciousness as fundamental and matter as derivative from consciousness." – Max Planck, ...
Freedompath replies on Feb 26, 2018:
These people are afraid of their own power...'you are too full of your self,' 'you have the big head,' etc.
What kind a person stands in front of a group of people that he is representing and folds himself up...
birdingnut comments on Feb 26, 2018:
Luckily, Trump said he's willing to lay down his life in case of school shootings, even rushing the shooters if he's unarmed.
Freedompath replies on Feb 26, 2018:
Ha ha...that about sums it up! But it is still embarrassing...when will this horror story end?
Did everyone know that Ga is canceling something close to 50,000,000 tax break for Delta, because ...
Charlene comments on Feb 26, 2018:
There goes their airport..Georgia is a Teathuglican swamp..
Freedompath replies on Feb 26, 2018:
@Charlene... that is the biggest hub at the airport, it was a gutsy move, I have to admit! These 'good old boys' polticians may be begging Delta, before the end? This may be a time of real change...it would take youth and those young Florida kids are 'way' bright with clarity!
If you could pick any historical period to live in,what would it be?
Eirteacher comments on Feb 26, 2018:
Knowing what I know now. I would have liked being a news paper reporter in the old west. It would be very educational interview the likes of outlaws Butch and Sundance, Billy the Kid, The Plumber gang and Jesse James. Then interview law men like Pat Garret, Wyatt Earp, Vigilantes and Pinkerton ...
Freedompath replies on Feb 26, 2018:
That seemed like a very long life span...indeed!
If you could pick any historical period to live in,what would it be?
markdevenish comments on Feb 26, 2018:
Now . We aced it [ in the north west ] no wars no hunger no big brother no catastrophic weather and great levels of affluence
Freedompath replies on Feb 26, 2018:
...what is the name of that fairy tale?
Did everyone know that Ga is canceling something close to 50,000,000 tax break for Delta, because ...
Charlene comments on Feb 26, 2018:
There goes their airport..Georgia is a Teathuglican swamp..
Freedompath replies on Feb 26, 2018:
Well. Maybe Delta will move out? At least they showed guts here...
Did everyone know that Ga is canceling something close to 50,000,000 tax break for Delta, because ...
Dick_Martin comments on Feb 26, 2018:
The Lt. Governor promises to do that, but does he have the power to do it? Or is he just playing the bully card?
Freedompath replies on Feb 26, 2018:
He is bringing up a bill...he said on NPR!
What kind a person stands in front of a group of people that he is representing and folds himself up...
Charlene comments on Feb 26, 2018:
That's Our boy!!!.. Perhaps Kelly needs to give him a Time Out in the corner..
Freedompath replies on Feb 26, 2018:
Why can't Kelly push him off a balcony? Even a brain shake-up want help this Billionaire looser! Lets face it...trump needs a brain transplant!
This happened just the other day.
NFAguy53 comments on Feb 26, 2018:
Most of the posters here just don't get it. When you shoot at someone they don't come back. This dirt bag came back. She should not have let him get close enough to take her gun. The daughter should have finished him off. He must have been on drugs to come back.
Freedompath replies on Feb 26, 2018:
@NFAguy53 I am no more a 'leftie' than I am bird. It seems to me that your only defense of human beings living in America...is to label people when you are stumped for a solution! 'If you aren't part of the solution, you are part of the problem.' I am protected and I have never owned a gun and I will never need one to protect myself from my neighbors, or my SOCIETY!
This happened just the other day.
NFAguy53 comments on Feb 26, 2018:
Most of the posters here just don't get it. When you shoot at someone they don't come back. This dirt bag came back. She should not have let him get close enough to take her gun. The daughter should have finished him off. He must have been on drugs to come back.
Freedompath replies on Feb 26, 2018:
Don't you see the second guessing is making no difference in the big picture...? I would have never had a gun, but then I would not have left my daughter by herself with the robber!
There have been several mentions of the "political compass" in politics discussion recently.
VictoriaNotes comments on Feb 26, 2018:
Interesting. Thanks for sharing the link.
Freedompath replies on Feb 26, 2018:
I was just about where you are...ha!ha! I must learn to put stuff on here...
Does anyone have an opinion of the swinger lifestyle?
Freedompath comments on Feb 24, 2018:
Well, I am afraid I would de-friend you as well. I cannot see how the human condition is lifted up or improved in the least...with this life style. Your friends must, most llikely be people who have your same interest. If that suits all of you, then so be it. Sexual pleasure is wrapped up in so ...
Freedompath replies on Feb 26, 2018:
@AtlGeekWoman I never assumed you were a swinger, I am trying to explain what I have observed over many years. There is an emotional (and sometimes physical) price to pay when our sexuality is treated so casually. You are the only one who lives inside your person. It is you, that you must measure up to...not me! No matter where you go and what you participate in.
My mom has cancer.
Annaleda comments on Feb 24, 2018:
You all rock! I appreciate your comments SO much. It’s stage 3, and gone to the lymph. Treatment is harsh, but working. I lost my Pop and stepdad already. To cancer and copd. I’m hanging in there. Again, thanks everyone! These words were exactly what I needed/wanted.
Freedompath replies on Feb 25, 2018:
@Annaleda it surely looks scary when you state the facts. But, you must face the fear and live. My daughter's father-in-law has had bone marrow cancer for 15 years. Has been on powerful drugs when not taking chemo. But, he wants to live and he is still here...making every minute count. Life must be claimed as that is where the "power' is. So make your claim and stick to it...all of you!
Is it just me or has a certain segment of America, fallen below the lowest that ever has been.
Dwizzle comments on Feb 25, 2018:
Who can believe anything while Fox News is on the Air telling lies ????..
Freedompath replies on Feb 25, 2018:
And Fox promoting conspiracy theories...!
Does anyone have an opinion of the swinger lifestyle?
Freedompath comments on Feb 24, 2018:
Well, I am afraid I would de-friend you as well. I cannot see how the human condition is lifted up or improved in the least...with this life style. Your friends must, most llikely be people who have your same interest. If that suits all of you, then so be it. Sexual pleasure is wrapped up in so ...
Freedompath replies on Feb 25, 2018:
@AtlGeekWoman ...if you are a parent, would you show up at a PTA meeting, easily sharing your 'swinging' life style? Feeling proud about your lifestyle? If not, then it is out of the norm of our society, then that forces us to hide a part of ourselves. Ofcourse, we must all live up to our own moral and ethical standards. That is something that has been tested out in good mental health no matter what therapeutic discipline you consult. I have no more proof that 'swinging' as a lifestyle is coercive to our mental health than you have otherwise. But, the proof is in the overall development of a human being over time. My assessment of addiction may clearly be in opposition to your assessment. But, I do have years of people around me with sex addictions and many others and how any addiction plays out in a person's life over time. I am not here to prove anything, I can only speak from much experience.
This one is for all the pro-life people on here.
Freedompath comments on Feb 25, 2018:
You are so right about all, that you report in your narrative. Actually, it seemed depressing to read! Ofcourse, this from a view at the advanced end, after the children are all grown up. This may be the reason that youth don't come with wisdom, first! There would be very few people, if they knew...
Freedompath replies on Feb 25, 2018:
@Blindbird completely, agree! My depressed state of mind came from knowing how ill equipped I was as a young mother and how much harm that caused. That cannot be undone by me, now!
Does anyone have an opinion of the swinger lifestyle?
Freedompath comments on Feb 24, 2018:
Well, I am afraid I would de-friend you as well. I cannot see how the human condition is lifted up or improved in the least...with this life style. Your friends must, most llikely be people who have your same interest. If that suits all of you, then so be it. Sexual pleasure is wrapped up in so ...
Freedompath replies on Feb 25, 2018:
@AtlGeekWoman...to begin with...it is not a 'norm' in this society (so negatively, effects self respect). Second, we must eat to survive...and yet we have food additions. This effects physical and emotional wellbeing. Sex, is a powerful force...like food...it too...can become an addiction. If a person has a mate that they have sex with, why would they need more sex...than what that mate can provide? Plus the mate is parceled out, as well. Then it stands to reason...that it is the pursuit of the sex itself ...camouflaged by a set of agreeable rules (but is it). Living is not all sex. We do not even need sex to survive. Sex is only a part of a bigger picture...there is still...providing for self and a mate and maybe children and then society. Otherwise, you may be stranded from the 'whole'...from self/mate or possibly society. That is what addiction does, it becomes 'the leader'...we are compelled to follow our leader and not our authentic nature...which for the majority of people must be developed over time. Living from any lie, cannot bring us to our higher nature.

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