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I really need to find a good angle to approach this thing
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so from what I read you deal with escapism? whatever the topic of the fantasy, at the end of the day it is pulling away from the real world. and yes, I also had deep imaginary scenarios way before. obviously it's not healthy since no one will go against you in your "perfect" dreamland (unrelated to intrusive thoughts)
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about masculinity, I'll tell you that the modern world has men's values messed up, you are very correct. I have this verse engrained in my mind (Ephesians 5:22), it's so heartwarming and a true example of how we should act. it's about marriage, but you can see what I'm hinting at I hope? there's other examples of natural masculinity too
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and yes don't be surprised about relapsing, every time you want to cut down a deeply rooted passion (in a bad sense, look it up) it will fight back. you will have to fight even harder!
but I won't discourage you, personally I believe that God leads me like a shepherd, there is no fear, as Psalm 23 says. even before becoming Orthodox, at my absolute lowest everything was getting puzzled together. when I feel the struggle it means I'm doing something, like spiritual weightlifting. all the best to you, I'll light a candle for you and your loved ones, take care.
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so from what I read you deal with escapism? whatever the topic of the fantasy, at the end of the day it is pulling away from the real world. and yes, I also had deep imaginary scenarios way before. obviously it's not healthy since no one will go against you in your "perfect" dreamland (unrelated to intrusive thoughts)
>
about masculinity, I'll tell you that the modern world has men's values messed up, you are very correct. I have this verse engrained in my mind (Ephesians 5:22), it's so heartwarming and a true example of how we should act. it's about marriage, but you can see what I'm hinting at I hope? there's other examples of natural masculinity too
>
and yes don't be surprised about relapsing, every time you want to cut down a deeply rooted passion (in a bad sense, look it up) it will fight back. you will have to fight even harder!
but I won't discourage you, personally I believe that God leads me like a shepherd, there is no fear, as Psalm 23 says. even before becoming Orthodox, at my absolute lowest everything was getting puzzled together. when I feel the struggle it means I'm doing something, like spiritual weightlifting. all the best to you, I'll light a candle for you and your loved ones, take care.
File:
1787829380560.jpeg
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I really need to find a good angle to approach this thing
>
so from what I read you deal with escapism? whatever the topic of the fantasy, at the end of the day it is pulling away from the real world. and yes, I also had deep imaginary scenarios way before. obviously it's not healthy since no one will go against you in your "perfect" dreamland (unrelated to intrusive thoughts)
>
about masculinity, I'll tell you that the modern world has men's values messed up, you are very correct. I have this verse engrained in my mind (Ephesians 5:22), it's so heartwarming and a true example of how we should act. it's about marriage, but you can see what I'm hinting at I hope? there's other examples of natural masculinity too
>
and yes don't be surprised about relapsing, every time you want to cut down a deeply rooted passion (in a bad sense, look it up) it will fight back. you will have to fight even harder!
but I won't discourage you, personally I believe that God leads me like a shepherd, there is no fear, as Psalm 23 says. even before becoming Orthodox, at my absolute lowest everything was getting puzzled together. when I feel the struggle it means I'm doing something, like spiritual weightlifting. all the best to you, I'll light a candle for you and your loved ones, take care.
>
so from what I read you deal with escapism? whatever the topic of the fantasy, at the end of the day it is pulling away from the real world. and yes, I also had deep imaginary scenarios way before. obviously it's not healthy since no one will go against you in your "perfect" dreamland (unrelated to intrusive thoughts)
>
about masculinity, I'll tell you that the modern world has men's values messed up, you are very correct. I have this verse engrained in my mind (Ephesians 5:22), it's so heartwarming and a true example of how we should act. it's about marriage, but you can see what I'm hinting at I hope? there's other examples of natural masculinity too
>
and yes don't be surprised about relapsing, every time you want to cut down a deeply rooted passion (in a bad sense, look it up) it will fight back. you will have to fight even harder!
but I won't discourage you, personally I believe that God leads me like a shepherd, there is no fear, as Psalm 23 says. even before becoming Orthodox, at my absolute lowest everything was getting puzzled together. when I feel the struggle it means I'm doing something, like spiritual weightlifting. all the best to you, I'll light a candle for you and your loved ones, take care.
File:
1787829380560.jpeg
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I really need to find a good angle to approach this thing
>
so from what I read you deal with escapism? whatever the topic of the fantasy, at the end of the day it is pulling away from the real world. and yes, I also had deep imaginary scenarios way before. obviously it's not healthy since no one will go against you in your "perfect" dreamland (unrelated to intrusive thoughts)
>
about masculinity, I'll tell you that the modern world has men's values messed up, you are very correct. I have this verse engrained in my mind (Ephesians 5:22), it's so heartwarming and a true example of how we should act. it's about marriage, but you can see what I'm hinting at I hope? there's other examples of natural masculinity too
>
and yes don't be surprised about relapsing, every time you want to cut down a deeply rooted passion (in a bad sense, look it up) it will fight back. you will have to fight even harder!
but I won't discourage you, personally I believe that God leads me like a shepherd, there is no fear, as Psalm 23 says. even before becoming Orthodox, at my absolute lowest everything was getting puzzled together. when I feel the struggle it means I'm doing something, like spiritual weightlifting. all the best to you, I'll light a candle for you and your loved ones, take care.
>
so from what I read you deal with escapism? whatever the topic of the fantasy, at the end of the day it is pulling away from the real world. and yes, I also had deep imaginary scenarios way before. obviously it's not healthy since no one will go against you in your "perfect" dreamland (unrelated to intrusive thoughts)
>
about masculinity, I'll tell you that the modern world has men's values messed up, you are very correct. I have this verse engrained in my mind (Ephesians 5:22), it's so heartwarming and a true example of how we should act. it's about marriage, but you can see what I'm hinting at I hope? there's other examples of natural masculinity too
>
and yes don't be surprised about relapsing, every time you want to cut down a deeply rooted passion (in a bad sense, look it up) it will fight back. you will have to fight even harder!
but I won't discourage you, personally I believe that God leads me like a shepherd, there is no fear, as Psalm 23 says. even before becoming Orthodox, at my absolute lowest everything was getting puzzled together. when I feel the struggle it means I'm doing something, like spiritual weightlifting. all the best to you, I'll light a candle for you and your loved ones, take care.
File:
1787829380560.jpeg
(38.0 KB, 736x919, orthodox_monk_cats.jpg)
I really need to find a good angle to approach this thing
>
so from what I read you deal with escapism? whatever the topic of the fantasy, at the end of the day it is pulling away from the real world. and yes, I also had deep imaginary scenarios way before. obviously it's not healthy since no one will go against you in your "perfect" dreamland (unrelated to intrusive thoughts)
>
about masculinity, I'll tell you that the modern world has men's values messed up, you are very correct. I have this verse engrained in my mind (Ephesians 5:22), it's so heartwarming and a true example of how we should act. it's about marriage, but you can see what I'm hinting at I hope? there's other examples of natural masculinity too
>
and yes don't be surprised about relapsing, every time you want to cut down a deeply rooted passion (in a bad sense, look it up) it will fight back. you will have to fight even harder!
but I won't discourage you, personally I believe that God leads me like a shepherd, there is no fear, as Psalm 23 says. even before becoming Orthodox, at my absolute lowest everything was getting puzzled together. when I feel the struggle it means I'm doing something, like spiritual weightlifting. all the best to you, I'll light a candle for you and your loved ones, take care.
>
so from what I read you deal with escapism? whatever the topic of the fantasy, at the end of the day it is pulling away from the real world. and yes, I also had deep imaginary scenarios way before. obviously it's not healthy since no one will go against you in your "perfect" dreamland (unrelated to intrusive thoughts)
>
about masculinity, I'll tell you that the modern world has men's values messed up, you are very correct. I have this verse engrained in my mind (Ephesians 5:22), it's so heartwarming and a true example of how we should act. it's about marriage, but you can see what I'm hinting at I hope? there's other examples of natural masculinity too
>
and yes don't be surprised about relapsing, every time you want to cut down a deeply rooted passion (in a bad sense, look it up) it will fight back. you will have to fight even harder!
but I won't discourage you, personally I believe that God leads me like a shepherd, there is no fear, as Psalm 23 says. even before becoming Orthodox, at my absolute lowest everything was getting puzzled together. when I feel the struggle it means I'm doing something, like spiritual weightlifting. all the best to you, I'll light a candle for you and your loved ones, take care.
File:
1787829380560.jpeg
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I really need to find a good angle to approach this thing
>
so from what I read you deal with escapism? whatever the topic of the fantasy, at the end of the day it is pulling away from the real world. and yes, I also had deep imaginary scenarios way before. obviously it's not healthy since no one will go against you in your "perfect" dreamland (unrelated to intrusive thoughts)
>
about masculinity, I'll tell you that the modern world has men's values messed up, you are very correct. I have this verse engrained in my mind (Ephesians 5:22), it's so heartwarming and a true example of how we should act. it's about marriage, but you can see what I'm hinting at I hope? there's other examples of natural masculinity too
>
and yes don't be surprised about relapsing, every time you want to cut down a deeply rooted passion (in a bad sense, look it up) it will fight back. you will have to fight even harder!
but I won't discourage you, personally I believe that God leads me like a shepherd, there is no fear, as Psalm 23 says. even before becoming Orthodox, at my absolute lowest everything was getting puzzled together. when I feel the struggle it means I'm doing something, like spiritual weightlifting. all the best to you, I'll light a candle for you and your loved ones, take care.
>
so from what I read you deal with escapism? whatever the topic of the fantasy, at the end of the day it is pulling away from the real world. and yes, I also had deep imaginary scenarios way before. obviously it's not healthy since no one will go against you in your "perfect" dreamland (unrelated to intrusive thoughts)
>
about masculinity, I'll tell you that the modern world has men's values messed up, you are very correct. I have this verse engrained in my mind (Ephesians 5:22), it's so heartwarming and a true example of how we should act. it's about marriage, but you can see what I'm hinting at I hope? there's other examples of natural masculinity too
>
and yes don't be surprised about relapsing, every time you want to cut down a deeply rooted passion (in a bad sense, look it up) it will fight back. you will have to fight even harder!
but I won't discourage you, personally I believe that God leads me like a shepherd, there is no fear, as Psalm 23 says. even before becoming Orthodox, at my absolute lowest everything was getting puzzled together. when I feel the struggle it means I'm doing something, like spiritual weightlifting. all the best to you, I'll light a candle for you and your loved ones, take care.
File:
1787829380560.jpeg
(38.0 KB, 736x919, orthodox_monk_cats.jpg)
I really need to find a good angle to approach this thing
>
so from what I read you deal with escapism? whatever the topic of the fantasy, at the end of the day it is pulling away from the real world. and yes, I also did have deep imaginary scenarios way before. obviously it's not healthy since no one will go against you in your "perfect" dreamland (unrelated to intrusive thoughts)
>
about masculinity, I'll tell you that the modern world has men's values messed up, you are very correct. I have this verse engrained in my mind (Ephesians 5:22), it's so heartwarming and a true example of how we should act. it's about marriage, but you can see what I'm hinting at I hope? there's other examples of natural masculinity too
>
and yes don't be surprised about relapsing, every time you want to cut down a deeply rooted passion (in a bad sense, look it up) it will fight back. you will have to fight even harder!
but I won't discourage you, personally I believe that God leads me like a shepherd, there is no fear, as Psalm 23 says. even before becoming Orthodox, at my absolute lowest everything was getting puzzled together. when I feel the struggle it means I'm doing something, like spiritual weightlifting. all the best to you, I'll light a candle for you and your loved ones, take care.
>
so from what I read you deal with escapism? whatever the topic of the fantasy, at the end of the day it is pulling away from the real world. and yes, I also did have deep imaginary scenarios way before. obviously it's not healthy since no one will go against you in your "perfect" dreamland (unrelated to intrusive thoughts)
>
about masculinity, I'll tell you that the modern world has men's values messed up, you are very correct. I have this verse engrained in my mind (Ephesians 5:22), it's so heartwarming and a true example of how we should act. it's about marriage, but you can see what I'm hinting at I hope? there's other examples of natural masculinity too
>
and yes don't be surprised about relapsing, every time you want to cut down a deeply rooted passion (in a bad sense, look it up) it will fight back. you will have to fight even harder!
but I won't discourage you, personally I believe that God leads me like a shepherd, there is no fear, as Psalm 23 says. even before becoming Orthodox, at my absolute lowest everything was getting puzzled together. when I feel the struggle it means I'm doing something, like spiritual weightlifting. all the best to you, I'll light a candle for you and your loved ones, take care.