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wife rejects natural family planning
« Reply #120 on: August 02, 2013, 02:07:32 PM »
The reason I am even commenting on the vaccine part is because "ggreg" here has tried to say that gooch was wrong to stop his wife from getting vaccinations for his children. ggreg's arguments are stupid, and I'm pointing it out.

gooch did absolutely the right thing stopping his children from being poisoned, and no matter how much copy pasta ggreg tries to do here, it's not going to change that.

wife rejects natural family planning
« Reply #121 on: August 02, 2013, 03:33:27 PM »
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Ive read this whole thread.  Some of you have been working feverishly to derail it.  Now, we are talking about organic food and vaccinations.  ggreg, your posts are very well put, and you have very good advice.  

My misguided zeal (im a convert also)  caused much friction in my marriage and it  caused a divorce.  I became a Catholic in 1961.  After that the church immediately started changing.  I overreacted and felt like I had to continually fight for the faith.  My husband went Novus Ordo.  I look back over the years, and think of how I could have reacted differently to many situations.  I could write a book on the subject.

Believe me, divorce puts an end to your family and any goals you could have had for your children becoming good catholics.

Ggreg  is who you should listen to, gooch.  I, like others here, would suggest you get counseling from a TRADITIONAL priest only.  He will be able to guide you on how to treat your wife, and what is morally acceptible.    Stay away from the "p r e s b y t e r s " .

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wife rejects natural family planning
« Reply #122 on: August 02, 2013, 04:12:27 PM »
Quote from: Emerentiana
Ive read this whole thread.  Some of you have been working feverishly to derail it.  Now, we are talking about organic food and vaccinations.  ggreg, your posts are very well put, and you have very good advice.  

My misguided zeal (im a convert also)  caused much friction in my marriage and it  caused a divorce.  I became a Catholic in 1961.  After that the church immediately started changing.  I overreacted and felt like I had to continually fight for the faith.  My husband went Novus Ordo.  I look back over the years, and think of how I could have reacted differently to many situations.  I could write a book on the subject.

Believe me, divorce puts an end to your family and any goals you could have had for your children becoming good catholics.

Ggreg  is who you should listen to, gooch.  I, like others here, would suggest you get counseling from a TRADITIONAL priest only.  He will be able to guide you on how to treat your wife, and what is morally acceptible.    Stay away from the "p r e s b y t e r s " .


I think you should write a book about this, or at least an article.  I know a marriage that ended in divorce, and the story was almost identical to yours.  It was very sad, the result of the divorce was that the wife lost educational custody and all of their children went to public school.


wife rejects natural family planning
« Reply #123 on: August 02, 2013, 04:20:15 PM »
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Well, assuming there is only one person to blame, there is a good chance he is the one to blame, since there are only two people involved.


There is no chance gooch is to blame for her decision, you swine.

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If the blame is shared, then I am blaming him because he is the one posting and asking for advice.  Blaming his wife is not constructive.  Obviously she is at fault for getting an IUD, but she's not asking for advice.


Blaming himself for his wife's bad decisions is what is not constructive.  It is delusional to believe that his wife is doing this because of his stand on organic food and vaccinations.  And you are feeding that guilt and delusion for doing the right thing.  Just like his relatives are enabling her with their lies about him.  You're malignant.  You see a man in a bad situation and you pile on like the others.

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Let's assume that you, Tele, are completely correct in your views of how to deal with women and Gooch brings home a stick as thin as his finger and gives her a damn good spanking, or stands there and uses phrases, like exceedingly evil, interloper, ungodly and vicious attack.


Did I say he should do that?  No.  That is a lying misrepresentation of what I said.  Just as it is a lying misrepresentation to make this woman's evil decision a consequence of Gooch making decisions for thefamily.

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How is Mrs Gooch going to react.  Here is a women who after the last baby had a coil fitted.   She's hardly likely to agree with her husband and run off to fetch his pipe and slippers.  Softly, softly catch a monkey.


How would the woman react if her whole family told her husband was right and said they'd never accept her leaving her husband.  If they told her she was to blame and her excuses were pathetic she'd never act this way.  Catholics do not support injustice.

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There is a reason you have never had a girlfriend or a wife Tele and it is because you lack empathy.  You lack an understanding that to get from A to B is sometimes a journey.  People don't just beam there like Captain Kirk.  You probably scare the living crap out of women for this reason.


Wow, of course, this goes to something you've made up: "I've never had girlfriend" - together with a made-up reason "lack of empathy."  I don't think I've ever seen someone less empathetic, arrogant, or more inclined to make things up, than yourself.  I doubt that was your father's "secret" - Oh yes, your whole family is in church every week, because we don't sweat the "small stuff" - like basic integrity.  I tell women I don't believe in contraception.  That has saved me a lot of grief.  

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I've made millions of dollars in business by changing people's minds and making them think about things from a different perspective.


You show a disregard for the truth and for morality, and your justifying your position by how much money you makes shows the impoverishment of your arguments.

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I know a thing or two about practical human psychology and insisting on a person eating and entire moral menu all at once is a good way to guarantee they will vomit it up.


Gooch is acting like a saint and you're blaming him, because you're a damned pharisee.  

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wife rejects natural family planning
« Reply #124 on: August 02, 2013, 04:20:16 PM »
Some of the absolutely most heartbreaking cases are from people who converted to Catholicism only for it to go conciliarism.