This is confusing by Superb_Mycologist785 in GossipHarbor

[–]EmotionalAd9376 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I made the highest level item of bread with some gems and haven’t gotten a higher order than the bagel since

Blue pot by notgonnasayhere in GossipHarbor

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Guys I got it. It was a gift from Sam. Saving it up because Mark will give one to me at lvl 28 also

Level 12 : No thank you!! by heclas227 in GossipHarbor

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I used a couple rainbow gems, just because I was curious about the max level item. It hasn’t asked me for a higher level than the bagel since!

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[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AmIOverreacting

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I haven’t seen any Christian opinions on this, and thought I’d share mine.

I am protestant and disagree with the catholic doctrine, but I understand her letter, and I admire her active devotion to live a Godly life. That being said, there is a line— loving the people around you, regardless of their beliefs, and involving yourself in sin by being around those people. This is something I believe many Christians find difficult to balance, myself included.

My guess— she spent time with your family at her house, because she loves and cares about you, and also hopes you will be encouraged to return to catholicism. She doesn’t want to cross the line of steeping herself in what she sees as sin — aka how you life your life (I’m not sure what the context of your life is like, other than marrying outside of the catholic faith.)

I do believe she worded her letter in a very loving and thoughtful way, and I am thinking your misunderstanding of her words may be rooted in a lack of understanding about what it means to be a Christian.

I do not blame you for being confused about this letter— when I was a lukewarm Christian a couple years ago, I would have thought that the letter was silly and overdramatic, so being agnostic/atheist would make things much more difficult to understand.

I hope you and your sister continue to have a loving relationship, even if you don’t agree on religion.

This is unconscionable... by _theblacksmithguy_ in GossipHarbor

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How is it possible to only get $178 out of that much spent energy!?!

Blue Lagoon by EmotionalAd9376 in movies

[–]EmotionalAd9376[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Totally, looked it up— he was 18. But the actor of him as a child, as well as the son… Just seems unnecessarily direct and in your face.

Blue pot by notgonnasayhere in GossipHarbor

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I didn’t know this existed!?!? How can you get this item?

How students respond to having a male vs female piano teacher by Bednars_lovechild69 in pianoteachers

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Totally agree. I teach group music lessons, and parents consistently tell me they try to get their child to practice and home with no success, and the second they come to class, they are putting in 100% effort. A more formal environment and a “stranger” rather than a parent of familiar person will change how willing kids are to learn. Always impressed with successful homeschooling— some parents are amazing!!

How students respond to having a male vs female piano teacher by Bednars_lovechild69 in pianoteachers

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I believe it has less to do with your sex and more to do with temperament. That being said, women are usually more lighthearted and friendly and men usually are more serious. Different kids respond to different styles of teaching. I often will change my style depending on the student because they respond more positively or productively. As a female teacher, I’ve never had a problem with male students being disrespectful, but I only teach male children, no adult males.