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jcmile @jcmile (16) • Philippines 26 Oct 09

how will you describe life? do u think that money alone can make u happy? Do you think if you have the 6 digit of your bank account you are ready to die..? Or do you think that once you acquire everything you want in life you will...

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taraelocin Money certainly makes life easier. But I believe that money can't buy happiness, even though it can divert sadness. For me it is important to live a life I can be proud of. To be successful, to do good things, be a good friend, a good wife, a good...

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Theresaaiza @Theresaaiza (10487) • Australia 9 Sep 09

Wow, I finally got the lead role as Juliet!!! Guys! I am so excited I could die! But the problem is......I got the role IN REAL LIFE!My story is close to the ever famous Romeo and Juliet. Forbidden love...

forbidden love

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kalav56 What a wonderful response! Analyzed thoroughly and all aspects taken into account!

9 Sep 09

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Theresaaiza @Theresaaiza (10487) • Australia 9 Sep 09

Wow, I finally got the lead role as Juliet!!! Guys! I am so excited I could die! But the problem is......I got the role IN REAL LIFE!My story is close to the ever famous Romeo and Juliet. Forbidden love...

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catdla1 Oops!! Hit the wrong button 4.) What's wrong with dating while waiting for the retrogression to lift up? What if it lasts another 10 years? Life goes on, regardless of what the economy is doing. 5.) Most dad's are harsh on a prospective...

9 Sep 09

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grandpa_lash @grandpa_lash (5225) • Australia 5 Sep 09

I have been involved in a thread regarding the reason educated people seem to have so much trouble accepting the existence of God, and thinking about it, felt the need to start this thread. I do not believe in God. I accept...

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TravisE The sheer weight of the volume of people who through the centuries have found solace, meaning, and compassion through religion gives lie to the idea that it is valueless. or invalid. One of the main validity points of religion is that it is the sole...

9 Sep 09

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markodoom @markodoom (243) • United States 8 Sep 09

I am married with three sons. I am the eldest of five siblings and my wife is the youngest of five siblings (there is a discussion waiting to happen on just that fact alone- for a future date). So I'd say I'm part of quite a big...

siiblings brothers sisters aunts uncles mother fat

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markodoom That certainly IS what matters stephwrites! So it sounds like there's no rhyme or reason to it - ie who you connect with and how big their family is compared to yours. What do they say? Size doesn't matter ;)

8 Sep 09

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pormadi @pormadi (1300) • Indonesia 4 Sep 09

I just try to reflex that who creates evils in the world. Does God create evils? And Why? There are many evils in the world. In my reflection, I think God creates evils for the goodness of humankind. According to you, does God...

evils

god

religion

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suluchewy God is the creator and the giver of life. God created the heavens and the earth. God created Lucifer "the prince of light" a heavenly being. When God created man they were given a choice to eat of EVERY fruit bearing tree in the gargen EXCEPT this ONE....

8 Sep 09

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pormadi @pormadi (1300) • Indonesia 4 Sep 09

I just try to reflex that who creates evils in the world. Does God create evils? And Why? There are many evils in the world. In my reflection, I think God creates evils for the goodness of humankind. According to you, does God...

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cloudwatcher No, pormadi, I do not believe God created evils, though I certainly can understand that thinking. I believe God's revelation of Himself, as He led people to write many hundreds of years ago. I am referring, of course, to the Bible, which I believe to be the...

8 Sep 09

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grandpa_lash @grandpa_lash (5225) • Australia 5 Sep 09

I have been involved in a thread regarding the reason educated people seem to have so much trouble accepting the existence of God, and thinking about it, felt the need to start this thread. I do not believe in God. I accept...

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James72 I see myself as more of a spiritual person too because I certainly don't adhere to any structured belief system. I agree totally with you about organised religion being ideal for those that have no discipline or ability to think or self reflect as freely as...

8 Sep 09

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grace118224 @grace118224 (1038) • China 4 Sep 09

I've noticed that now some parents in our country have begun to realize that they have let their children to learn to do some housework so that they can take care of themselves in the future. If my boy grows up at about 5 or 6...

homemaker

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mdrgsm Well I have an 8 year old as well as an almost 3 year old. My oldest doesn't really like to help much. He is only asked to clean up the living room of toys and his room, but he complains a lot. He does like to vaccum though. So sometimes we let him help with...

4 Sep 09

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kevchua @kevchua (1004) • Malaysia 3 Sep 09

In the olden days, if a woman doesn't know how to cook, it's not easy to get a husband. That's what happened in my country. Don't know if it happens in yours too. Over the past decade, I've noticed a new "trend" - some moms do not...

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Katak Kev, When I got married, I cant cook. I don't cook. I have never cooked. Then there is this thing called the internet where we can google for anything under the sun. I started googling for simple recipes. I've never tried them though. Then one day, a baby...

4 Sep 09

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stephwrites @stephwrites (275) • United States 22 Aug 09

I read a book recently and in the first chapter, a nineteen year old told her parents that she was pregnant and moving in with but not planning to marry the baby's father. What would you do? The parents were very religious and...

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oztoo3 I agree with everyone else. I would not kick my daughter out. It would be very hard for the mother to have to go along with the fathers decision to disown their daughter. I don't believe I could do it. Even if it meant breaking up my marriage. So it sounds...

3 Sep 09

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stephwrites @stephwrites (275) • United States 22 Aug 09

I read a book recently and in the first chapter, a nineteen year old told her parents that she was pregnant and moving in with but not planning to marry the baby's father. What would you do? The parents were very religious and...

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jdyrj777 I would never for any reason tell any of my children or their children that they are not allowed in my home. My home is their home. One and all. They are the true loves of my life.

3 Sep 09

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Ongtina @ongtina (1232) • Singapore 25 Aug 09

What do you do or how do you react when your spouse does not deny being unfaithful to you but simply assuring you that he/she will love you always? That it is tiring if you try to tie your spouse down with emotion/feeling and your...

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Patsie Hatley ongtina what would I do? I would be furious and would ask him' why he did that and still has the gall to say oh i love you anyway.'what does he want a harem? no tell him right now that it is either be faithful to me or its the highway.you cannot' be second...

27 Aug 09

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stephwrites @stephwrites (275) • United States 22 Aug 09

I read a book recently and in the first chapter, a nineteen year old told her parents that she was pregnant and moving in with but not planning to marry the baby's father. What would you do? The parents were very religious and...

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uicbear There is no way in the world that i would break off my relationship with my daughter. I would of course be disappointed in the actions that have led her to her current circumstance, and be worried over how at such a young age has put such constraints as having...

25 Aug 09

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stephwrites @stephwrites (275) • United States 22 Aug 09

I read a book recently and in the first chapter, a nineteen year old told her parents that she was pregnant and moving in with but not planning to marry the baby's father. What would you do? The parents were very religious and...

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kprofgames Sad part about that book, it happens more than we know. I don't think that any child should be thrown away. You don't stop being a parent when a mistake happens, means you need to be MORE of a parent to guide them. All mistakes can be corrected. I don't...

25 Aug 09

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stephwrites @stephwrites (275) • United States 22 Aug 09

I read a book recently and in the first chapter, a nineteen year old told her parents that she was pregnant and moving in with but not planning to marry the baby's father. What would you do? The parents were very religious and...

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LilDemonlady As I had my daughter unwed at the age of 19, I'm gonna have to say that I would be pretty understanding. I'd support her as much as i could, as well as welcoming the boy her got her pregnant into the family. I'm not saying i wouldn't be upset with her, but...

25 Aug 09

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