MissyP

Actually, Trunks from Dragon Ball Z. Sailor Moon is always way up there.

I was thinking about what we know about the Celestial Kingdom, Exaltation and our own Spirit Children. I think it's a Stress Test! We're being tested to see if we can handle the great responsibility when we're under a lot of pressure, under a lot of grief and stress! Or atleast those are my thoughts. Not doctrine or anything.

I love that lady who brought her children. It's always comforting when parents encourage their children to trespass on private property.

I think Heavenly Father would want you to choose for yourself what religion was right, sending missionaries to your door would make your decision a lot easier for you, for one. For another, if he sent the missionaries to your door and then you ultimately denied them, what would happen to you for not keeping your end of the deal? Wouldn't it be more beneficial to you to make your own decision? Perhaps the sign you should be paying attention to is the preoccupation with the lds church you have. The spirit speaks to you in a small voice, which may come to you as inspired thoughts. I don't believe that someone who has not been baptized into the LDS church can constantly have the companionship of the holy ghost, but I do believe he can inspire thoughts like you're having. But that's just what I think.

Just for the record our branch does not have a mother's room. The only locking rooms we have are the library (Which is too small and too widely needed to nurse in), and the bishop's office. Where else are our mothers supposed to go? Should they sit in the relief society room where people are free to walk into without even a knock? I don't think it's a big deal to nurse in the chapel. If anyone's uncomfortable with a mother keeping her baby alive, they are free to sit far away from the mommies with babies.

I agree.

I want to treat my family better. I've found that I'm quite selfish anymore and sometimes down right mean. I live with my mother and eight year old sister and would really like to create good memories for my sister as her childhood is not going to last much long. So I've been making an effort to do better, but every time I try I feel like the things I say and do are so incredibly fake, like I'm just doing it to make myself look better and not because I mean them, even though it's exactly how I want to behave. I also feel guilty if I express my less than stellar opinions honestly. Do you think being a better person will become more natural over time, the more I practise it? Do you think it's possible to actually change myself as I continue to work towards this goal? Any advice would be nice.

What else could your husband possibly need to do on a Sunday? Family is the most important thing, and I don't think having dinner there a few times a month (especially when you're cooking the other 26 days!) is going to kill him. Your parents aren't going to be around forever, you should spend the valuable time you have with them. Honestly, is it so hard for your husband to sacrifice 4 days a month for your family? How can spending time with your family be a waste of time? But anyways, if he's going to insist that you can't afford the time then you should insist he be the one who makes dinner. I think you're absolutely right about that. It doesn't sound unreasonable at all.

What if I attack a homosexual because I hate them for other reasons beyond their sexual orientation? I am of course a non-homosexual, so it obviously is a hate crime against them and has nothing to do with the fact that they just have a bad personality. I don't know. Why not just make a standard for what is, or is not legal and make it apply to everyone instead of focusing on one group.

That's a beautiful thing to say.

And when there are people who want a body more than anything else........... I hope she changes her mind, for her own well being.