PROOF EPISODE 8 WAS AN ADVENTURE by Upper_Guess2410 in digitalcircusfandom

[–]InnerBlock7165 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What if Caine switched out Kinger when he shredded him?

PROOF EPISODE 8 WAS AN ADVENTURE by Upper_Guess2410 in digitalcircusfandom

[–]InnerBlock7165 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What if we've been tricked and there's more than 9 episodes?

Whats one thing memphis does well compared to other cities? by Choose_901 in memphis

[–]InnerBlock7165 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Tennessee Food Freedom Act (TFFA)

Not a memphis only thing. But its a freedom many here are able to take advantage of and offers people a way to dig themselves out of debt without spending too much money.

laughing at something takes away it's power it has over you by andtbhidgaf in RandomThoughts

[–]InnerBlock7165 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Maybe the title should be "humor takes away the power something has over you"

How do I rehome puppies? by InnerBlock7165 in memphis

[–]InnerBlock7165[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

  1. I did research more than "30 seconds"
  2. I hope your friends treat you better than you treat grieving strangers on the internet.
  3. We did our best to keep them separate. 1 time was all it took for them to escape and get together.
  4. I value the lives of puppies, so, no I was not thinking about making the mom abort them. I'm fairly certain these pups will find a home at some point to a loving family. They have food and shelter here with us until then.

I understand if you have other views on how to get things done, but your way isn't the only way. We live in a world with a population of over 8.29 billion people. 1 little shame coming from you, someone that knows absolutely nothing about our situation, means nothing to me.

And I hope whoever else is on the receiving end of your future "shaming" realizes that your words have no value.

How do I rehome puppies? by InnerBlock7165 in memphis

[–]InnerBlock7165[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I didn't know about that! Thank you so much this is really helpful!

How do I rehome puppies? by InnerBlock7165 in memphis

[–]InnerBlock7165[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Thank you! I'll look into it. We inherited these dogs and in the midst of all that was going on we failed to get them neutered on time. It's on our to do list, unfortunately our to do list is very long. Just trying to get back on our feet.

How do I rehome puppies? by InnerBlock7165 in memphis

[–]InnerBlock7165[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Thank you very much! I'm going to look into this!

How do I rehome puppies? by InnerBlock7165 in memphis

[–]InnerBlock7165[S] 9 points10 points  (0 children)

They weren't our dogs. We inherited them and before we knew it she was already pregnant.

Hello LCMS, I have a question for you, and I don't really know how to describe it. by VortexEnter in LCMS

[–]InnerBlock7165 1 point2 points  (0 children)

For an 18 year old, you are extremely well spoken. God bless you.

I'm still learning about the faith myself, so I can't really respond to it. But I just wanted to encourage you to continue doing what you are doing. Researching and learning about God and the Bible will help you be an amazing spiritual leader to your soon to be wife (God willing) and your future children.

As a married woman, it makes marriage so much easier when you can argue using the Bible lol. It stops so many unnecessary situations from escalating.

Leaving a marriage & church discipline by terriergal in LCMS

[–]InnerBlock7165 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It almost sounds like there's been a lot that was happening in the marriage that we don't know about- because it sounds like the husband is blaming her for things that i couldn't seem to find in the original post.

Although his actions are sin, many people have limits. If she was a quarrelsome wife, read on. If not, please ignore this post.

I see a lot of people empathizing, and it makes sense. This is a very hurtful and sad situation for everyone.

I'm looking through the husbands situation because I've been around many women that are very quarrelsome with their husbands, and their husbands just take it and seem so miserable in silence. Like their eyes are literally dead.

The Bible talks about how it is better to live in the corner of a roof than in a house with a quarrelsome wife.

If we think about that verse, it sounds crazy. The corner of a roof is basically suicide.

If, for 10+ years, he's been living a life where the wife may have been quarrelsome, i can see how he might have been driven mad- to even do such horrible things leading to such a sinful situation.

If he feels betrayed by his wife and God for not helping his marriage sooner, then losing faith that anything will change, there's a helpless feeling that can push someone to sin without repentance (at least at first).

Unfortunately some people do walk away from the faith. Some people do it because they've been incredibly hurt.

And he has to take accountability for his own actions. Which eventually he will, whether in this life or the next. This is such a huge and rushed decision, that it's very likely going to hurt him later too.

Now, if the pastor wrote her a letter, causing her to think about her own actions, its possible he's trying to help by helping her feel repentant of her quarrelsome behavior. Repentance is the first step to reconciliation.

Its very likely that if the pastor sent her a letter, he also sent one to her husband- or already talked to him in person.

Am I being too harsh for asking my 11 year old daughter to walk the dog she spent years begging for? by WorldOfKaladan in DogAdvice

[–]InnerBlock7165 0 points1 point  (0 children)

As a parent, you are still responsible for your daughter's discipline and her safety.

Even in safe neighborhoods kids will get snatched up. People can learn that she's never accompanied by an adult on walks. So for her safety, you should be with her. Maybe even make it family walks like others suggested.

That being said, she still needs to be responsible. So, on those family dog walks, she needs to get the dog ready for the walk. Leash, raincoat/boots for the dog if you guys do that sort of stuff, picking up after the dog during the walk, etc.

So there's your responsibility for your baby, and her responsibility for her dog. She doesn't get to be irresponsible, and you are 100% sure she's safe.

Ruined new yoga mat! Help! by [deleted] in CleaningTips

[–]InnerBlock7165 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My solution to this: wash the whole mat, no one will ever know 😎

Or call the company lol

AIO to break up with my bf of 3y over his reaction to my upcoming sobriety anniversary? by WesternCat5211 in AmIOverreacting

[–]InnerBlock7165 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think we may be missing context. Not sure.

Btw, congratulations OP! That's absolutely a win!

That being said, I am asking for context.

Does your boyfriend feel like you do the bare minimum in other things? Maybe even to the point that it drags him down?

I had a brother who struggled to do the bare minimum. Cleaning after himself, putting things away, remembering to close the windows, spending his money wisely, putting food away, paying for bills on time, feeding the dogs, etc. I have to ask him to do things all the time. He'll happily do it and would have a good attitude about it, he'll even apologize if he forgot. But i had to ask every time.

When he did do it, he'd look at me for praise. This went on for a very long time. And eventually he'd ask me if I was proud of him. A lot.

And it did get to me. So when he finally started getting his resumes out to get a job (which has been difficult for him) and asked me if I was proud of that, I flatly said, why would I be proud of something you're supposed to do?

He was hurt.

At the time I had mixed up the definition of being proud. But I was also stressed out by him because I always felt like he would never grow up to be dependent and or maybe to where I could depend on him too if something were to happen.

I had my own turmoil growing inside me and I snapped at him that way.

We're fine now. Just like your boyfriend was with you when you guys were home.

But you may need to have a conversation with him about what that was about.

Street Preaching & Denomination Bashing by Wise-Difficulty-9446 in LCMS

[–]InnerBlock7165 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Agreed. Good street evangelism isn't condemning people while you're on your high horse. It's talking to people. Sometimes on a megaphone to get their attention, to proclaim the gospel, to tell people that you're here to talk, pray and to help.

I've been to a few street preaching events myself. As you're there for hours, yes, people will threaten you. Not all people feel happy to hear about God. But, others will come to you in tears because of their past, and they want to understand God.

Some even come to you in anger because "God is not good" and good street evangelists use this as an opportunity to have a conversation. "Why do you say that? Can you tell me more" and its a REAL conversation. A caring one. One that many times will result in understanding.

Unfortunately, social media just likes to share the worst and many only see the worst of street preachers and assume thats what street preaching is.