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I’d wish you guys a happy birthday but I heard a rumor you’re both bastards.
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It’s true.
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I’d wish you guys a happy birthday but I heard a rumor you’re both bastards.
To the core!
“First feel fear, then get angry. Then go with your life into the fight.” - Bill Mollison
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I’d wish you guys a happy birthday but I heard a rumor you’re both bastards.
To the core!
Must be an August thing.
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A couple of weeks ago I had probably my most nerve racking Monday.
I went for an interview for my dream job. It’s working for the Mental Health Foundation.
It’s an organisation I respect, The hours are great, the pay is good and I was utterly terrified.
I start on Monday.
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Well done. 😃
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Congrats, Bingo!
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A couple of weeks ago I had probably my most nerve racking Monday.
I went for an interview for my dream job. It’s working for the Mental Health Foundation.
It’s an organisation I respect, The hours are great, the pay is good and I was utterly terrified.
I start on Monday.
Congratulations!
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Here, here!
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A couple of weeks ago I had probably my most nerve racking Monday.
I went for an interview for my dream job. It’s working for the Mental Health Foundation.
It’s an organisation I respect, The hours are great, the pay is good and I was utterly terrified.
I start on Monday.Congratulations!
Thanks Warb, I will be thinking about you on my first day. Nothing quite prepares one for what you are experiencing. I hope fortune shines brighter on your family soon.
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Here, here!
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Here, here!
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A couple of weeks ago I had probably my most nerve racking Monday.
I went for an interview for my dream job. It’s working for the Mental Health Foundation.
It’s an organisation I respect, The hours are great, the pay is good and I was utterly terrified.
I start on Monday.Congratulations!
Thanks Warb, I will be thinking about you on my first day. Nothing quite prepares one for what you are experiencing. I hope fortune shines brighter on your family soon.
thankyou.
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Here, here!
Oops, your rite.
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Here, here!
Oops, your rite.
Not a black magic rite, I hope.
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I have to make the decision to go on a Mormon mission or not at the end of high school. Not fun
Do it, darth. Is it hard? Of course. Was it worth it? More than you’ll ever know… Unless you go. I’m so grateful I did.
Sorry but I don’t believe in any of it at all. I find many of our beliefs sexist and inherently wrong. I have now become agnostic. The stress of the decision to go on a mission is entirely because of the emotional pain and humiliation I will go through my community and my family. My father has been a bishop and just got called as Stake President. It’s not the inner turmoil of whether it’s true, it’s the inner turmoil of what consequences I want. I’m extremely jealous of those born into good hearted agnostic homes with a supportive family who won’t force you to believe something that they think is crucial to if you can live with them forever again.
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Damn, Rush. That’s a hard decision to make.
I may not be family, but I support you!
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Thanks for all the congratulations fellas. It’s a shame we can’t have a like button for posts (like on Faceboot).
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Damn, Rush. That’s a hard decision to make.
I may not be family, but I support you!
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Thanks Tyrphanax and Frink for your kind words. It really does mean a lot. It may sound weird but atheistic support is really comforting.
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It’s not easy if your beliefs or nature don’t chime with those of your family. But they brought you into the world they should support your uniqueness. If they don’t now they may come around to it later.
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I wish you all the best, darthrush, however much I might disagree with your choice. I hope your family lives up to the teachings of their religion and doesn’t condemn you for not believing the same things they do.
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I hope your family lives up to the teachings of their religion and doesn’t condemn you for not believing the same things they do.
Likewise.
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I have to make the decision to go on a Mormon mission or not at the end of high school. Not fun
Do it, darth. Is it hard? Of course. Was it worth it? More than you’ll ever know… Unless you go. I’m so grateful I did.
Sorry but I don’t believe in any of it at all. I find many of our beliefs sexist and inherently wrong. I have now become agnostic. The stress of the decision to go on a mission is entirely because of the emotional pain and humiliation I will go through my community and my family. My father has been a bishop and just got called as Stake President. It’s not the inner turmoil of whether it’s true, it’s the inner turmoil of what consequences I want. I’m extremely jealous of those born into good hearted agnostic homes with a supportive family who won’t force you to believe something that they think is crucial to if you can live with them forever again.
I’d urge you not to do it. Don’t sell out your principals.
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I have to make the decision to go on a Mormon mission or not at the end of high school. Not fun
Do it, darth. Is it hard? Of course. Was it worth it? More than you’ll ever know… Unless you go. I’m so grateful I did.
Sorry but I don’t believe in any of it at all. I find many of our beliefs sexist and inherently wrong. I have now become agnostic. The stress of the decision to go on a mission is entirely because of the emotional pain and humiliation I will go through my community and my family. My father has been a bishop and just got called as Stake President. It’s not the inner turmoil of whether it’s true, it’s the inner turmoil of what consequences I want. I’m extremely jealous of those born into good hearted agnostic homes with a supportive family who won’t force you to believe something that they think is crucial to if you can live with them forever again.
I’d urge you not to do it. Don’t sell out your principals.
That’s what keeps me leaning towards that decision. In the end I have to take a stand for what I believe and if that means them hating me and seeing me as a dissapointment then I’ll have to deal with that pain. Thanks for the kind words everyone