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Online Gray2023

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Re: Post Partum depression
« Reply #180 on: Yesterday at 08:13:44 PM »
Nonsense about my blaming the temporal too much.  I have a very balanced view, where I am very open to there being direct diabolical influence.  What stupidity is this about people being "scrupulous" to drink the water.  Scrupulosity has nothing to do with the matter.  People SHOULD of course avoid drinking unfiltered tap water.  There's a huge amount of filth in there, from contraceptives to antibiotics to hormones to various prescription medicines, to say nothing of how most municipalities put fluoride into the water .. and all of these can easily disrupt someone's hormone or endocrine system.  At no point did I say that there IS certainly something in the water, but there most definitely COULD be something in the water.  But then you declare it "imbalanced" for me simply to ENTERTAIN the possibility of natural causes.  It's you who constantly make declarative statements about demon whispering.  Mabye; maybe not.  THAT is the balanced view, and that is what I presented, so you needn't try to gaslight this by claiming that someone who finds your view imbalanced is imbalanced in the opposite direction.  That's completely false and fallacious.
You are so very exhausting. If I didn't respect you most of the time I would lose all patience.

I try very hard not to get too emotional, but there is so much more at play here.  The demons know exactly what buttons to push, so we react in a less than ideal way.  

The only way to Conquer this day and age is by the Eucharist (which is only found by valid priests  who are currently outside the Vatican) and the Rosary (which is where people,  NO included, get graces from Our Lady).

Ladislaus I just wish you wouldn't assume the worse in me and take my over emotional statements as facts and give me the benefit of the doubt. 

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Re: Post Partum depression
« Reply #181 on: Yesterday at 11:30:27 PM »
So, "holdout juror" has been doxxed.  Michael Desronvil, a conservative Black man who also professes to be Catholic.  Apparently his wife and kids are being threatened, and he's being smeared in the media.





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Re: Post Partum depression
« Reply #182 on: Yesterday at 11:38:33 PM »
You are so very exhausting. If I didn't respect you most of the time I would lose all patience.

I try very hard not to get too emotional, but there is so much more at play here.  The demons know exactly what buttons to push, so we react in a less than ideal way. 

The only way to Conquer this day and age is by the Eucharist (which is only found by valid priests  who are currently outside the Vatican) and the Rosary (which is where people,  NO included, get graces from Our Lady).

Ladislaus I just wish you wouldn't assume the worse in me and take my over emotional statements as facts and give me the benefit of the doubt.

What on earth are you talking about.  YOU are the one who's completely misconstruing my posts.  You started out talking about demon whispering.  I said that not everything is demons, and there can be natural explanations for many things.  You then respond by claiming that I denied the possibility of demons being involved, and that there needs to be a balance.  Except that I precisely articulated a balanced view.  Now you're gaslighting me by saying I'm assuming the worst in you.

1) I'm not assuming anything.  I'm responding precisely to what you posted.

2) As for taking your "over emotional statements as facts", I was precisely disputing the factual nature of your posts.  By this objection, I take it to mean that you're saying that you post stuff that you don't actually mean.  So, what? ... people are supposed to intuit somehow that you didn't really mean what you posted, and that assuming that you meant what you typed is to "assume the worse [sic] in you"?

If you have this tendency to post random things that you don't actually mean, then you probably shouldn't be posting on the forum here, since ... well, it's bad enough that women tongue-lash men for not being able to read their minds when we live under the same roof, but it's 100x worse to think that others should be able to read your mind and emotional state when you post on a forum, when there isn't even any non-verbal context that one could use to discern it.

It's very frustrating to respond to your posts if we can never tell whether you actually mean something you post or you don't mean it.  Post what you mean and mean what you post.  If you can't do that, you probably need to take a major break from this forum.

Re: Post Partum depression
« Reply #183 on: Today at 03:23:01 AM »
You are so very exhausting. If I didn't respect you most of the time I would lose all patience.

I try very hard not to get too emotional, but there is so much more at play here.  The demons know exactly what buttons to push, so we react in a less than ideal way. 

The only way to Conquer this day and age is by the Eucharist (which is only found by valid priests  who are currently outside the Vatican) and the Rosary (which is where people,  NO included, get graces from Our Lady).

Ladislaus I just wish you wouldn't assume the worse in me and take my over emotional statements as facts and give me the benefit of the doubt.
I feel that this subject is very upsetting for you and perhaps not good for you to be posting about. I am also not 100 percent understanding what you’re saying. You mentioned you’d suffered Post partum mental health issues yourself so maybe you’re not seeing things clearly in regards to Clancy. You didn’t strangle your children. Thank God. She did. That’s why she should be in jail for life. 

Re: Post Partum depression
« Reply #184 on: Today at 03:26:26 AM »
What on earth are you talking about.  YOU are the one who's completely misconstruing my posts.  You started out talking about demon whispering.  I said that not everything is demons, and there can be natural explanations for many things.  You then respond by claiming that I denied the possibility of demons being involved, and that there needs to be a balance.  Except that I precisely articulated a balanced view.  Now you're gaslighting me by saying I'm assuming the worst in you.

1) I'm not assuming anything.  I'm responding precisely to what you posted.

2) As for taking your "over emotional statements as facts", I was precisely disputing the factual nature of your posts.  By this objection, I take it to mean that you're saying that you post stuff that you don't actually mean.  So, what? ... people are supposed to intuit somehow that you didn't really mean what you posted, and that assuming that you meant what you typed is to "assume the worse [sic] in you"?

If you have this tendency to post random things that you don't actually mean, then you probably shouldn't be posting on the forum here, since ... well, it's bad enough that women tongue-lash men for not being able to read their minds when we live under the same roof, but it's 100x worse to think that others should be able to read your mind and emotional state when you post on a forum, when there isn't even any non-verbal context that one could use to discern it.

It's very frustrating to respond to your posts if we can never tell whether you actually mean something you post or you don't mean it.  Post what you mean and mean what you post.  If you can't do that, you probably need to take a major break from this forum.
well, it's bad enough that women tongue-lash men for not being able to read their minds when we live under the same roof, but it's 100x worse to think that others should be able to read your mind and emotional state when you post on a forum, when there isn't even any non-verbal context that one could use to discern it.’

This did make me laugh… 😆 but it’s true women do drop hints sometimes and expect men to get it…though it’s difficult online in general to get the nuance of what’s being said. I’m very direct for a woman so I’m told.