My greatest thrill in life is helping others; giving people hope. I once stopped a guy from killing himself. I once safely helped a girl out of an abusive relationship. I helped to give someone a warm place to sleep at night, via a new roof. I helped to give several people mobility, via several wheel chair ramps. I like to feed the homeless whenever I see them. I like to buy toys for little kids at Christmas, but who doesn’t do that. Okay, so my forte isn’t Rocket Science. But I’m still great in the maths and sciences. Chemistry, physics, accounting, probability and statistics, algebra and geometry. I made top marks in all of those classes. I made the highest exam grade in chemistry my teacher had ever seen. I often work out physics, statistics and algebra problems just for fun. I love accounting, God, I could do the books all day. I even like economics, literature, and grammar. My friends say I should be an English teacher; I’m always correcting their grammar. But my greatest thrill will always be bringing hope where there is despair.
Older women must "train younger women to love their husbands and children, to be self controlled, chaste, good homemakers, under the control of their husbands, so that the word of God may not be discredited" Titus 2:4-5 Please. "Under the control of their husbands" What are you, a rug? Sorry, dear readers. I've just been told that a woman making the first step in a relationship is wrong. Apparently, if I tell a man that I like him, this is wrong. Oops. My b. So, what if I make more money? Oh, wait... am I allowed to have a job? Probably not. Do you even call him on the phone or do you have to wait for him to call you? I know you feel like you "need a man to lead your relationship," but don't push your views on me. I can walk just fine on my own. Yeah, I like to hold a guys hand, but I can see where I'm going without him telling me. But, that's me. I'm not in college just for an MRS degree. Ironically, also in Titus 2, verse 9 states ...
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