mmartingardner

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emotional baggages....

Hazel Funcion @Zelmarq (12585) • Cebu City, Philippines 5 Dec 11

Choosing to unpack emotional baggage is similar to cleaning out a suitcase after a trip. With emotional baggage, begin by throwing away and taking steps to forgive those who hurt you. With your personal dirty laundry, apologize or...

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mmartingardner Emotional Baggage can truly drain ones energy, and get in the way of progressing forward with other things in your life. It is best to deal with your emotional baggage quickly instead of avoiding it because if you don't you will end up going through a lot of...

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at what point in your life do you consider yourself successful?

bellaposh @bellaposh (33) • Australia 2 Dec 11

more so, what makes you consider yourself successful? how do you define success? me, i look at simple things, family, people who love me, the before and after, what i have done with the struggles i had. making the first step...

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mmartingardner I believe when someone is truly successful they are then successful in all aspects. Successful in career, family, and their social life as well. Success can be hard to accomplish, but if you are very motivated then you can definitely push yourself to the point...

6 Dec 11

Preists abusing children, wars, mistresses, selling forgiveness for sins,

urbandekay @urbandekay (18278) 5 Dec 11

Sitting on huge wealth while millions starve, the hubris of claiming infallibility, torture, not speaking out against Hitler, I refer of course to the popes and the Roman Church 16Ye shall know them by their fruits. Do men...

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mmartingardner The church is supposed to be good, so why is it that minister, and preachers who are so very trusted prove to not be able to be trusted. I can say for 1 they are abusing their trust. They are not really followers of god, but instead they portray their selves...

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