She and her wife both are. I'm not sure where I'd be without them, but I'm pretty sure I'd be miserable.
RamblingPanda
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But it can work for us men as well. I went through a very rough time after my divorce and lost every social contact I had and I tried to keep it on inside because, as you said, no emotions. Until at one time I broke down and couldn't stop crying for longer than five minutes, no matter where I was or what I did. Then a random woman from my neighborhood picked me up, made sure I had someone to talk to, convinced me to get professional help and adopted me to her circle of friends. That helped me so much I can't put in words how thankful I still am. I haven't recovered fully, but I'm feeling way better.
Still an interesting answer
Oh, you got them bad with the reality. Otherwise they'd have plenty of answers!
Janno Liever, the chief executive of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, said that the incident "started because somebody wanted to come to the transit system with a weapon, somebody who... had a history of crime and a history of violence and even gun charges".
Yes, and besides those two there was a guy with a knife as well.
Easy friend. That's for dragons.
~~Your~~ You're not good at selling drugs to me, friend.
Edit: I'm not good at writing when slightly stoned it seems.
Yeah, that on top. I think if you're a bad person from the start, praying won't change much. Being a cunt and then ask for forgiveness makes it worse to be honest.
I think what you should take from religious texts is "don't be an asshole". Everything else should build on that.
And I don't need religion to not be an asshole.
Things is, as much as I loved AC 2 and feel nostalgic about new releases, Ubisoft is cancer and I won't give them a cent ever again.
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Oh look, terrorism.