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wonttakelong @wonttakelong (3555) • United States 2 Sep 12

I have been asked those questions alot lately. And honestly its getting rather annoying. For the last 9 months or so I have been planning a charity fundraiser which most people would agree is a GOOD thing. However some people I...

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sid556 I am a bit late in responding here but I have to say...I'm impressed. I think what you are doing is amazing!! The message you are sending by doing this is (has to be) as beneficial to the community as the fundraiser itself!!

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wonttakelong @wonttakelong (3555) • United States 2 Sep 12

I have been asked those questions alot lately. And honestly its getting rather annoying. For the last 9 months or so I have been planning a charity fundraiser which most people would agree is a GOOD thing. However some people I...

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MsTickle I might help out but I wouldn't organise it. Such typical behaviour from those people who are supposed to be tolerant, love their neighbour and all that stuff yet they are so judgemental of anyone who is "different". I believe you intimidate them...

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wonttakelong @wonttakelong (3555) • United States 2 Sep 12

I have been asked those questions alot lately. And honestly its getting rather annoying. For the last 9 months or so I have been planning a charity fundraiser which most people would agree is a GOOD thing. However some people I...

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TheGreatWhiteBuffalo Interesting situation, would I help those that have hurt me in the name of helping me? Would I ever set foot though the doorway and over the threshold to a structure that is built by the hands of man to tell me what I should believe and how? What harm have...

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wonttakelong @wonttakelong (3555) • United States 2 Sep 12

I have been asked those questions alot lately. And honestly its getting rather annoying. For the last 9 months or so I have been planning a charity fundraiser which most people would agree is a GOOD thing. However some people I...

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liquorice If you believe in what the organisation does, and it sounds like they do a lot of good for people, then there is no reason why you shouldn't help. I'm sure they are grateful for your help, whether or not you believe in the same stuff as...

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wonttakelong @wonttakelong (3555) • United States 2 Sep 12

I have been asked those questions alot lately. And honestly its getting rather annoying. For the last 9 months or so I have been planning a charity fundraiser which most people would agree is a GOOD thing. However some people I...

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Pose123 Hi wonttakelong, I think what you are doing is terrific and that you are a good person! As for me, I think the golden rule is religion enough for anyone and will help anyone whose motives are for the good of the less fortunate in our communities. I hope your...

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wonttakelong @wonttakelong (3555) • United States 2 Sep 12

I have been asked those questions alot lately. And honestly its getting rather annoying. For the last 9 months or so I have been planning a charity fundraiser which most people would agree is a GOOD thing. However some people I...

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MysD Convenience maybe? In the same way that it is convenient not to understand, or to bend the rules, everywhere they go?

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wonttakelong @wonttakelong (3555) • United States 2 Sep 12

I have been asked those questions alot lately. And honestly its getting rather annoying. For the last 9 months or so I have been planning a charity fundraiser which most people would agree is a GOOD thing. However some people I...

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MysD Exactly! I am also confused when I see some things on here... especially whan a user is plagiarising in one post and elsewhere is informing that their God helps them to get the best results in whatever they do I doubt it but...

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wonttakelong @wonttakelong (3555) • United States 2 Sep 12

I have been asked those questions alot lately. And honestly its getting rather annoying. For the last 9 months or so I have been planning a charity fundraiser which most people would agree is a GOOD thing. However some people I...

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MysD I am puzzled as to what 'being religious' really means. Some seem to think that it is enough to go to church every Sunday ans then they can do as they like for the rest of the week. I tend to be the opposite. I only attend church if someone very close passes,...

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wonttakelong @wonttakelong (3555) • United States 2 Sep 12

I have been asked those questions alot lately. And honestly its getting rather annoying. For the last 9 months or so I have been planning a charity fundraiser which most people would agree is a GOOD thing. However some people I...

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MysD There are many who profess themselves as religious but then scoff at others for something or other that they do, just because it is not what their own religion would practice. Surely there is nothing religious about thinking that only theirs is the...

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wonttakelong @wonttakelong (3555) • United States 2 Sep 12

I have been asked those questions alot lately. And honestly its getting rather annoying. For the last 9 months or so I have been planning a charity fundraiser which most people would agree is a GOOD thing. However some people I...

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MysD I rarely post in this interest but your topic inspires me sooo much. It is the essence of what I believe in I know nothing about witchcraft. I was not even aware that it is a religion. However I do know that what you are doing goes beyond...

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wonttakelong @wonttakelong (3555) • United States 5 Sep 10

OK this really bothers me. There have been MANY instances when someone will say to me, "Have the kids do it. Isn't that why you had so many?" UHHHH NO!!! I did NOT have 5 children so that I work them like little slaves and sit...

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SViswan I have the opposite problem here...lol. I'm quite at ignoring all comments...yes, it does offend me for a while (a very little time) and then I let it go. My kids have their chores which they do happily...the chores are stuff like making their own bed,...

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wonttakelong @wonttakelong (3555) • United States 5 Sep 10

OK this really bothers me. There have been MANY instances when someone will say to me, "Have the kids do it. Isn't that why you had so many?" UHHHH NO!!! I did NOT have 5 children so that I work them like little slaves and sit...

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mommyboo I think that is highly offensive too. HIGHLY OFFENSIVE. I love my kids. Now I expect them to take care of THEIR THINGS, like their rooms, their messes, their laundry, etc, and to clean up common areas if they make a mess, but I don't expect them to take care...

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wonttakelong @wonttakelong (3555) • United States 5 Sep 10

OK this really bothers me. There have been MANY instances when someone will say to me, "Have the kids do it. Isn't that why you had so many?" UHHHH NO!!! I did NOT have 5 children so that I work them like little slaves and sit...

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dorannmwin No one has ever told me that I should make the kids do this or that in our home. The only time that I've ever been told that they should do something is when it comes to keeping the house clean and I'm only told that I shouldn't be expected to do it all myself...

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wonttakelong @wonttakelong (3555) • United States 5 Sep 10

OK this really bothers me. There have been MANY instances when someone will say to me, "Have the kids do it. Isn't that why you had so many?" UHHHH NO!!! I did NOT have 5 children so that I work them like little slaves and sit...

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Foxxee Actually just the other day I told a friend I had to get off the phone with her because it was time to get the living room picked up some. She said "Have your daughter do it." But it didn't upset me because she actually had a point. I'm the parent & I...

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wonttakelong @wonttakelong (3555) • United States 5 Sep 10

OK this really bothers me. There have been MANY instances when someone will say to me, "Have the kids do it. Isn't that why you had so many?" UHHHH NO!!! I did NOT have 5 children so that I work them like little slaves and sit...

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Sue21 Hiya wonttakelong, No I have not had this happen to me as such. But when I was small very small. Friends would go and see my Parents and when they said they had to do something they said something very similar to that. "That is what you have got Kids...

29 Sep 11

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wonttakelong @wonttakelong (3555) • United States 5 Sep 10

OK this really bothers me. There have been MANY instances when someone will say to me, "Have the kids do it. Isn't that why you had so many?" UHHHH NO!!! I did NOT have 5 children so that I work them like little slaves and sit...

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kkanaka Apart from this issue, I also hate when people comment that my daughter is too thin. One friend in particular will always say that, he saw us after 1 year and says your daughter is still too thin, she is thinner than last year..... how dare he.... Of course...

29 Sep 11

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wonttakelong @wonttakelong (3555) • United States 5 Sep 10

OK this really bothers me. There have been MANY instances when someone will say to me, "Have the kids do it. Isn't that why you had so many?" UHHHH NO!!! I did NOT have 5 children so that I work them like little slaves and sit...

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andy77e lol Exactly :)

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wonttakelong @wonttakelong (3555) • United States 25 Jan 11

My husband and I are two diferent religions and for 12 years we have made it work pretty well. That is, until tonight! My husband is Christian and I am a Witch. I have always respected his religion and never pushed my beliefs off...

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Canellita In all the years that you have been married, is this the first time you have felt he doesn't respect your belief?

29 Sep 11

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wonttakelong @wonttakelong (3555) • United States 25 Jan 11

My husband and I are two diferent religions and for 12 years we have made it work pretty well. That is, until tonight! My husband is Christian and I am a Witch. I have always respected his religion and never pushed my beliefs off...

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urbandekay In the bedroom whilst he is in the house? Now, either the board is a harmless toy, in which case it is no different from any other toy or it is some means of the untrained communicating with some other entities. If the latter then your husband has a genuine...

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wonttakelong @wonttakelong (3555) • United States 25 Jan 11

My husband and I are two diferent religions and for 12 years we have made it work pretty well. That is, until tonight! My husband is Christian and I am a Witch. I have always respected his religion and never pushed my beliefs off...

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EvanHunter I am just playing the devil's advocate and trying to understand what might be going through his head. You may feel that this is the usual thing but for him since you have never done it before in front of him or around him probably thinks you are pushing it on...

29 Sep 11

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