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I used to have this amazing relationship with Him, and now I feel like it's gone.
I’m honestly not sure what to do if she won’t support my decision.
Does that make my husband gay after we had sex?
I recently lost both parents, and I have no friends to turn to.
Everyone thinks I'm such a good kid, and I hate to disappoint them but I'm not! I've become miserable, fighting to stay on top of things and all the while being held captive by this sin.
I feel like I’ve led him on, and like I can’t leave. I just need help knowing how to escape this drama.
And can LGBTQ+ individuals serve in church leadership? Join groups? Serve on a mission?
I agree with him that he definitely needs time to be single and mature before jumping into any kind of relationship again, but I still love him deeply.
I want to introduce him to my journey with God, and we both want to start a new beginning and spark that fire.
They are scared that I’m going to draw back from the family just because I got baptized somewhere outside the catholic church.
I feel like trying to meet someone is a game full of lies just for sex and like I’m just wasting my time.
I’m terrified to die because I have asked God so many times to save me, but I feel like I’m falsely thinking I’m saved.
I want to tell her how I feel, but I don’t want to risk our amazing friendship.
I feel like God spoke to me and told me (through a man) that I’d be married really soon.
He lets his anger and bad thoughts consume him. I’m at the point where I feel mentally and emotionally abused. I don’t know if I should continue this relationship.
I recently found out that one of my friends is bi. How do I continue a friendship with her without it being awkward? Should I be using this as a witnessing opportunity?
All the online articles seem to paint non-Christians one color: “All nonbelievers are evil, will lead you off the path, and you’ll end up with fifty piercings and in a bar because of them.” But this friend of mine is the sweetest, kindest, least judgmental person I have ever met - including my Christian acquaintances. She doesn’t drink or any of that. Is it a bad idea to keep being her friend?
Sometimes the urges to be sexually intimate with him are so strong that I feel like I can’t stop myself. I don’t want him to feel like I’m pushing marriage on him, but it feels like we are at that step. What do I do?
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