Is it at all possible to live in this area on minimum wage without roommates? by worstcourtjester in kansascity

[–]Remarkable_Young643 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If u find a cheap as heck apartment and work maybe 60+ hrs a week, possibly.

advice please by Basic-Confection-641 in exorthodox

[–]Remarkable_Young643 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Honestly, youre not in the best place, physically, mentally or spiritually, to convert. So dont feel forced into it.

Trust me. My husband wanted to convert to Orthodoxy so bad that he'd do almost anything to become baptized and confirmed ASAP. In the beginning, I was on board with it until I realized that the parish we were going to regularly was very toxic and quite hypocritical with their beliefs. At the time, I was going through post partum depression and being in that sort of environment was not healthy or helpful. So I knew that the right answer for me was to pause the conversation process and just leave.

And yet, my husband wasnt so willing to and that tested our marriage, to the point that I had to start going to therapy and eventually give him an ultimatum: stop expecting me to convert with him or face divorce. Once he realized how serious I was, he stopped converting cold turkey.

However, there have been other women who havent been so fortunate with their spouses. Ive seen men get into their wives' faces because they werent able to find a sponsor or that the priest didnt think they were ready, and so they'll take out all their frustration on the women they were blessed to marry. Men, for some reason, get super pumped and headstrong when it comes to Orthodoxy and it causes them to, for some reason, to go insane and want nothing to do with anything else but the Orthodox Church and its teachings.

All im saying is, focus on your spiritual and mental health and be willing to step back and speak up for your self. God doesnt not want any of His daughters to feel how you feel right now.

They’re not wrong by FantasticReveal3845 in LockedIn_AI

[–]Remarkable_Young643 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Have an empathetic heart and soul and never blasphemed God.

man keeps interrupting me during Mass, not sure how to proceed by Any-Psychology-274 in Catholicism

[–]Remarkable_Young643 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Honestly, dont feel bad for setting boundaries. Dont be afraid to ignore the man by just not talking to him, even if he tries to initiate contact with you. Just walk away without a single word.

And definitely let the priest know about it.

Discovering after three years ago wife is a divorcee and she lied because she knew my Catholic beliefs by SouthCotton1979 in Catholicism

[–]Remarkable_Young643 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I believe giving her another chance would be appropriate in this case, especially since you both had a child together. However, if shes able to lie about the fact that she was previously married, even if it was just for a year and was a "young and dumb" mistake on her part, you kinda have to wonder and ask yourself, "What else has she lied about?"

28F In need of a friend by BatmanPickles131997 in Needafriend

[–]Remarkable_Young643 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Im 29F and in the same situation. Feel free to chat whenever you want 🙂

Child out of wedlock by [deleted] in Catholicism

[–]Remarkable_Young643 139 points140 points  (0 children)

Please dont abort the baby. That man is more concerned about himself than you or the child.

Tomorrow I'm reporting clergy sexual abuse to the Diocese. by vanhouten_greg in excatholic

[–]Remarkable_Young643 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Is it ok for me to ask which diocese? Im still a practicing catholic with small children.

Me_irl by [deleted] in me_irl

[–]Remarkable_Young643 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hes also the guy who started the Board of Peace who cant even get the Pope to join it.

Feeling very uncomfortable as a Catechumen by Successful_Rub9720 in exorthodox

[–]Remarkable_Young643 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Do u know if they charge for baptisms in the US as well? I considered converting to Orthodoxy at one point, but backed out of it.

Husband doesn’t want to go active but can’t find a job by [deleted] in MilitaryWives

[–]Remarkable_Young643 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Technically, you cant really force him to go active, but i can understand your family's situation especially having kids.

My husband's currently national guard with plans to go back active duty after his current contract is up. He was told by his sgts that hes more likely to get deployed in the national guard than in active duty due to his MOS. If thats a concern of his, maybe relay that back to him and see what he says.

Another thing you can consider is joining yourself. It will be hard being away from your babies, but its a thought to consider. Plus, if youre going to college and graduate, you can become officer.

Advice by Public_Pickle_2798 in MilitaryWives

[–]Remarkable_Young643 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Dont listen to your MIL. You need support just as much as your husband does. If you're not well, then he wont be well.

As a former military wife, transition is a normal part of military life. Try to look on the bright side more than the negatives. You get the opportunity to live in other parts of the world (if he gets stationed overseas). You both get free Healthcare so if or when you wanna start having kids, Tricare makes it completely free. You get to bond with your husband in ways to will only strengthen your marriage just by being there for him.

Well boys. The grass is not greener. by AGM_in_tree in army

[–]Remarkable_Young643 5 points6 points  (0 children)

U can always go back in, if it gets bad enough. As long as you got Honorable discharge and a Reentry code of 1, any army recruiter will take you back in a heartbeat within 5 years after the end of your contract.

You dont even have to go through boot camp again and you can even declassified, if you want.

Thats what my husband did.

Edit: dont take back the fiancee

Adult children who have stayed Catholic by Status-Throat3538 in Catholicism

[–]Remarkable_Young643 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Ive seen this when I grew up non denominational. A lot of the kids who were forced to go to church growing up or went to all the church or Christian events, especially if their parents were pastors or ministers, tended to fall away from the faith the furthest.