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Offline AnthonyPadua

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Re: Women regretting college
« Reply #35 on: Yesterday at 11:27:44 PM »
I saw this one today.

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I'm an almost 22 female, currently in college. I know I'm young to be complaining about marriage, as I see men and women in their thirties here talking about still being single without any real prospects for marriage. That scares me. I've never had a guy take interest in me that has ever liked me for me and not for my body.
Most people today really have be drowned in the propaganda 

""22" " young to be complaining about marriage"

I can't help but fell bad for everyone because I know things aren't entirely their fault, life isn't fair and some people are give a better hand than others.
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Offline AnthonyPadua

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« Reply #36 on: Yesterday at 11:29:30 PM »
Quote from: AnthonyPadua on Yesterday at 11:27:44 PM
I saw this one today.
Most people today really have be drowned in the propaganda

""22" " young to be complaining about marriage"

I can't help but fell bad for everyone because I know things aren't entirely their fault, life isn't fair and some people are give a better hand than others.
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Somehow everyone is married around you and also simultaneously single at the same time. I know people who got married straight out of college and it makes me feel behind. It also contributes to the "rushed" feeling, almost like a FOMO. And somehow you're doing something wrong no matter what happens.
Another one, it's because society is fundamentally COOKED.
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Offline AnthonyPadua

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« Reply #37 on: Yesterday at 11:33:39 PM »
Quote from: AnthonyPadua on Yesterday at 11:29:30 PM
Another one, it's because society is fundamentally COOKED.
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I(21F) have ALWAYS wanted to marry. and even ASIDE from that, I've ALWAYS wanted to be a mother. I'm talking about CHILD me. I knew I wanted to grow up and "be a mommy." . I've always loved to play with dolls, care for my baby cousins, and just be with babies in general. I now study to work in childcare. When I was 18, I became a big sister for the 1st time, and at 20 once more
I really do feel for these women, it's quite sad the state the world has become. I recall that one statement by a large company saying that 45% of women by 2030 would be unmarried with no children.
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Offline Maria Dolorosa

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« Reply #38 on: Yesterday at 11:41:32 PM »
Quote from: AnthonyPadua on Yesterday at 11:33:39 PM
I really do feel for these women, it's quite sad the state the world has become. I recall that one statement by a large company saying that 45% of women by 2030 would be unmarried with no children.
It is so sad! I wish there was more emphasis on praying for more holy Catholic families and marriages, that people will find spouses and raise saints for Heaven. I wish I could bring heavenly light and love to all the people who wish to do good things for the glory of God in this regard.

Holy marriages is what would give us holy priests and religious as well, and they have done this for centuries. Our Lady of Fatima complained about the state of Catholic marriages in 1917. Imagine what she would say now!

Many chapels around the world have the SSPX invocation "O Lord, grant us many holy priests" after the Rosary. I hope and pray what is also added is "O Lord grant us many holy Catholic families", if it isn't already.
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Offline AnthonyPadua

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« Reply #39 on: Yesterday at 11:43:44 PM »
Quote from: Maria Dolorosa on Yesterday at 11:41:32 PM
It is so sad! I wish there was more emphasis on praying for more holy Catholic families and marriages, that people will find spouses and raise saints for Heaven. I wish I could bring heavenly light and love to all the people who wish to do good things for the glory of God in this regard.

Holy marriages is what would give us holy priests and religious as well, and they have done this for centuries. Our Lady of Fatima complained about the state of Catholic marriages in 1917. Imagine what she would say now!

Many chapels around the world have the SSPX invocation "O Lord, grant us many holy priests" after the Rosary. I hope and pray what is also added is "O Lord grant us many holy Catholic families", if it isn't already.
I think one of the biggest problems is simply housing and cost of living + jobs. Housing market is an absolute ponzi especially in my country. It's unbelievable how much prices have gone up in the last few years.

AI tells me my region has gone up about 25% per year, with the Median price being about 1 million. So I can expect the median to be over 1.25 mil next year...
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