Author Topic: Post Partum depression (Read 435 times)

WorldsAway · « **Reply #25 on:** **Today** at 01:45:11 PM »

Quote from: Gray2023 on Today at 12:10:04 PM

Men can never be or experience personally what it is to be a woman. The connection they have with the preternatural is profound. Trust me I know. Demons and Angels are whispering all the time.

Gray2023 · « **Reply #26 on:** **Today** at 03:41:28 PM »

Quote from: icarlytradcath on Today at 01:08:04 PM

Gray I feel so mean arguing with you so much, you're a normal sweet mom. It's just that come on now, I'm not the only one who says this, read over your three posts in this thread, do you really not see the glaring fallacies?

I guess you can see it as a non sequitur or just an opportunity to talk about different things since this is a forum, but if you very often get a variation on "what does that have to do with anything?" then it's probably you.

Yes many men say these things. How many of the women say they don't understand me?

Justinian · « **Reply #27 on:** **Today** at 03:51:44 PM »

Quote from: Gray2023 on Today at 01:38:38 PM

Anyone can be a mystic. I think it is harder for men in general. They are not as sensitive. It might have to do more with the temperaments. From easiest to hardest to become a mystic melancholic, phlegmatic, sanguine, choleric. I only say this because melancholics are perfectionists and melancholics and phlegmatics are introverts.

A few other points:

The spiritual is more important than the temporal.

Have we forgotten Pope Leo XIII, heard Jesus give the demons more power to destroy the world. In doing this, what happened? Feminism.

Woman have a connection to creation by carrying a child in their womb. Two souls in one body men never have this.

The other post I might address. I just wanted to get this off my mind, so I can focus on other things.

I think you sound like a lovely lady. You have written so many things I agree with, especially on another thread (you know the one I mean!). I think you have a really kind heart and are willing to give people a chance.Are you an empath by any chance? About Lindsay Clancy, I do think she should have got help from the medical profession earlier and I do think her husband should never have left her alone with the children as it must’ve been obvious (surely ?)how crazy she was… but that’s not an excuse for her behaviour. I don’t think there is an excuse and a man who killed his children wouldn’t get my sympathy and neither does she. I don’t understand why so many women are defending her.

Cera · « **Reply #28 on:** **Today** at 05:54:20 PM »

Women defending her? I realize that the media are bombarding people with videos of crazed leftists who "support" her (in order to create the illusion that many women are defending her in order to further the divide between men and women).

I don't think any Catholic woman would "support" a woman who murders her children. Additionally culpable are the doctors who kept prescribing numerous medications. And are we to believe a husband could be that clueless?

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