dalliance of spg and other stories
as some of you might know, spg is attached, but even then there are the consequential woes that tag along with this new-found love interest.
anyway, what i do not catch is how she can go to church, take in the sermon, and tell everyone she can walk out of it and fornicate and continue her lifestyle? im not in a position to judge, but isn't it contradictory and hypocritical of her?
to top it off, she will also seem to be unable to find an issue with polygamy. staying true to someone. how is it that she can face the church population?
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is marriage really so hard to keep? already as it is, people are finding it increasingly uphill a task to get hitched and to stay together, and yesterday an article had to be written about how marriage is somehow an outdated concept.
it's never about religion. holy matrimony. no. marriage can still be a vow. no doubt there is no promise of forever, but i think it's the promise of better choice that lures one spouse away from the other. we will end up feeling a whole lot less screwed up if we 1) make informed decisions before committment 2) know what ticks and what does not in a marriage
but marriage is still important. people still need strings attached to maintain some sorta obligation. but nowadays people just desire to be free, have space etc. they want just to cohabitate and that's it. whatever happened to lifetime partnerships? a figment of my imagination?
anyway, what i do not catch is how she can go to church, take in the sermon, and tell everyone she can walk out of it and fornicate and continue her lifestyle? im not in a position to judge, but isn't it contradictory and hypocritical of her?
to top it off, she will also seem to be unable to find an issue with polygamy. staying true to someone. how is it that she can face the church population?
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is marriage really so hard to keep? already as it is, people are finding it increasingly uphill a task to get hitched and to stay together, and yesterday an article had to be written about how marriage is somehow an outdated concept.
it's never about religion. holy matrimony. no. marriage can still be a vow. no doubt there is no promise of forever, but i think it's the promise of better choice that lures one spouse away from the other. we will end up feeling a whole lot less screwed up if we 1) make informed decisions before committment 2) know what ticks and what does not in a marriage
but marriage is still important. people still need strings attached to maintain some sorta obligation. but nowadays people just desire to be free, have space etc. they want just to cohabitate and that's it. whatever happened to lifetime partnerships? a figment of my imagination?
posted by kelvin at 3:08 PM
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That's what the world is like. Following blindly after a culture which gets eroded as time passes... What will we root ourselves in? The world or God?
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