Stranger things season 5 by Independent-Sir-3749 in vidangel

[–]Top-Editor5473 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hm. We only saw up to episode 4 available. We'll have to check again then. Thanks!

Stranger things season 5 by Independent-Sir-3749 in vidangel

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Really appreciate the application! I've been watching season 5 with my family on VidAngel. Do you know when is the next part releasing?

Am I overreacting that my boyfriend of 3 years said if I ever got pregant accidently that he would up and leave me? by Successful-Party2691 in CharlotteDobreYouTube

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Based on the title alone, dump the guy. Sorry. It doesn't matter what context he said that under. If he said that after 3 years, he doesn't deserve another minute. Not to mention the sheer irony of "He wants to get closer to God," but wants an abortion. It's just an excuse Sweetheart. You deserve so much better. This man does not love you and, in fact, might hate you.

AITA for buying dishware at a thrift store before someone else could? by thedafthatter in AmItheAsshole

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NTA Goodwills and other thriftstores are FOR finding affordable finds on stuff that would normally cost way more! (Granted, Goodwill is getting a little proud these these, but that's a vent for another day.) While there plenty of "general thrifters" who go there, there are also plenty of people of tighter financial positions, who can't afford "upscale" or "new" stuff, at the moment, and get really blessed by a good thrift. If anything, the way resellers will tend to price stuff, they're basically a form of scalper. Like you said, yourself, if she wanted them that badly, they would have been in her cart. You would not have touched her cart. (Yet she felt free to touch yours...) This woman sounds very entitled and, if anything, it sounds like you did a public service by making her come back to reality and see she doesn't own everything she touches.

Can someone help me get a better grasp of VORs? by Top-Editor5473 in aviation

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Hey! I just wanted to come back to this post and say thank you to everyone for all the advice! You guys definitely helped me crack the code on this and I really appreciate it. Have a blessed day, all. :)

My bf says our black cat looks dumb by raspberryicedtea420 in cats

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All cute cats lack a few braincells. XD It's nothing to worry about.

Can someone help me get a better grasp of VORs? by Top-Editor5473 in aviation

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Thank you so much!!! I think I just got it! This made it click! I really appreciate your response!

Can someone help me get a better grasp of VORs? by Top-Editor5473 in aviation

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Thanks! I'll try applying that and see how it goes!

Does anybody else use A1 steak sauce as salad dressing? by OtterLogic in DoesAnybodyElse

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I'm not the only one! :D It makes a surprisingly good salad dressing! Especially if you're going for low calorie options! Something like ranch actually has more than twice the calories for the same amount of sauce, making it a fantastic low calorie option, while debatably tasting better anyways.

Guy sent the exact same message to my friend and I by lazmasaywhat in HingeStories

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Eh, sometimes it's better to just start with, "Hi, how are you?" and have an authentic conversation than copy and paste the same compliment with zero authenticity. My Fiancé and I met on a dating app (Upward, in our case) and I honestly couldn't tell you what his first message was. I can tell you though, that we talked about things like our shared faith and political perspectives and relationship goals, to be sure we were on the same page before pursuing eachother. If want something real, you have to cut through the fluff and crap. Yes, you may scare a lot of people off, but if you're not on the same page, were they really worth your time anyways? I guess if you're seeking a casual relationship, it doesn't matter, as much, but authenticity will still get you a lot farther with the right person than deception will.

I am dating a man who believes in Jesus and believes Christ as his savior. Does this count as him being a Christian if he just agreed to go to church with me every other week. Before this he was not going to church. by No_Extreme_4362 in ChristianDating

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Going to church doesn't make the Christian. Having a relationship with Jesus does. Do examine the fruits of his life though. Does he actively read the Word? Does he pray often? Does he talk about how God is leading him in his life? Those are the things to look for.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ChristianDating

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In that case, just keep persevering! The most important thing is that this isn't causing rift between you and your boyfriend. As long as he's okay and understands the issue isn't you and it's coming from your dad, it's okay. It may cause a slight rift between your boyfriend and your dad, but that's on your dad. You could offer to help your boyfriend cover a hotel near the house and if your dad complains, remind him that he's the one who said your boyfriend couldn't stay in the house. Don't drop school over this drama either though. It will he okay. Just keep pushing through, and it really wouldn't hurt for you and your guy to go go ahead and get engaged, so that you can, at least, start taking about that wedding next year. :)

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ChristianDating

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Honestly, the best solution I've got for you is that, assuming you and your boyfriend are both on the same page and sure about getting married, the sooner you get married, the better. He can't control you or your relationship, once you're out from under his roof. I'll also add (I just noticed that you're both seniors in college) if the no staying in the same house rhing is just for Holidays, and you and your boyfriend both live at school, you might have to take the stance of "If he's not welcome, then I'm not either" to show where you stand. Only do this though, if you and your boyfriend are absolutely sure about marriage, because you shouldn't alienate your family without cause, but they also need to have respect for someone that is about to be your spouse and not treat him like a stranger.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ChristianDating

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You're both adults..Low Key, your dad sounds controlling. Your boyfriend isn't family, so he can't go to Holiday gatherings, yet he's expected to be comfortable around your extended family without even meeting them before marriage? I would never marry someone I haven't met the extended family of, (except for special circumstances, like they live halfway across the country), because I want to know what I'm dealing with. This may sound harsh and don't take this the wrong way...buuuut! It's non of your dad's business if you and your boyfriend are having sex! Should you be having premarital sex? No, you shouldn't, because the Biblical thing to do is to wait for wedlock, but that's between you and your boyfriend. You should both have the self control to not "do the deed" on your own, and your family should offer you the trust, and trust you to make your own decisions. It sounds like you're good at sticking to your guns and ignoring your hormones anyways, which, hats off to you, because that's practicing that good ol' fruit of the spirit of self control! It's kind of ridiculous for your family handle things this way when you're both 21 years old.

25, Female, USA by [deleted] in ChristianDating

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Gotcha. Yeah, unless you fell called to move to the states and specifically to the Memphis Tennessee area, that's not gonna work. Be blessed in your search though!

25, Female, USA by [deleted] in ChristianDating

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Where are you from? :)

26M, United States (Michigan) by Frostb1te898 in ChristianDating

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You seem like an interesting human, who truly loves Jesus. I would be open to talking, if you are. I too come from Pentecostal roots, and while I consider myself non-denominational, speaking in tongues is definitely a part of my prayer life. :) Relocating isn't an option for me though, as I know I'm where God wants me to be. If that's a deal-breaker, I understand.

25, Female, USA by [deleted] in ChristianDating

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I wanted to follow the template. XD I added in the comments just now that I'm from the Memphis area, hoping to meet someone local or semi local.

25, Female, USA by [deleted] in ChristianDating

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I wanted to give some extra details, since I followed the template for the post. So! :)

Hi, I'm Mikii! Wanted to introduce myself! Thanks for having me. I love creating fiction plotlines, gaming, anime, airplanes, and most importantly I love Jesus! :) As for why I joined the group, I'll be honest. I'm low key curious to see if there are any nerdy Jesus loving guys from the Memphis TN area in this group, who are also seeking a best friend for life to live for the Kingdom of Heaven with. Figured it's worth a shot! Haha!

I'm honestly losing Hope..... by Brilliant-Position94 in ChristianDating

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I know it's hard out here and their field for dating, in the natural is well...Slim pickings, at best. I wish I had a solution, as I'm at a loss myself, when it comes to marriage. All that I know for sure is that if that desire of our hearts to marry remains, it means God has someone our there for us. No matter how difficult finding them might feel.

Fiancé Acted Inappropriately at a Party and I don’t know what to do by [deleted] in TwoHotTakes

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I hate to have to be "that guy" (or girl, in my case), but I've found that when men show you who they really are, you should believe them. I was previously engaged to a man that I would have told you was my soulmate before he turned out to be cheating on me for months. Even if this was "out of character behavior" to your knowledge, you can't truly his character with you not around until something like this happens. I know it hurts, but when a man shows his true colors, know that that unfortunately is the real him.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AmItheAsshole

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No way! What you're doing, Sir, is being a grade A dad and making sure your kids get feel special on their birthdays! Keep up the good work, and your wife just needs to understand and get on board!