The reason why I'm a "Jesus Fangirl" My entire life I've been pretty envious of "fangirls" - my classmates in highschool who would pick an actor to obsess over, my friends in adulthood who learned everything about a kpop band because they just liked them that much, people I see online who are just so excited about things. I've never really felt that compulsion for someone or something. No matter how much I should like something, it takes only a few days or a few hours for me to not care about it anymore. I guess, above all, I felt weird because most of the circles I run in have people that are huge fans of something. I do have some trauma that limits my ability to emotionally react to things pretty badly, but I also wondered if the things I liked were just not good enough to warrant a reaction in me. Then the thought struck me - God. God was more than worthy enough of such reckless devotion. So that's my dream now - I want to love Jesus like a fangirl. I want my every thought to be about Him, I want to know everything about Him that I can, I want to be so hopelessly devoted and lost in the love I have for Him. I want people to look at me and think, "oh there goes that odd Christian girl again". I want to be known for Him and my love for Him. I'm not there yet - not even close - but that's the goal I'm chasing, and I probably will be chasing for the rest of my life ^^

This is so precious what

On a scale from tofu to banana bread, how much would a man appreciate a woman giving him beef stew and fresh bread?

Sorry for using you as the example Cielo lol, But be careful of this app friends. Once it gets a hold of your account, it will follow 20 crypto scam accounts. It even made my account repost a few posts. Disable it's permissions after using it and unfollow the accounts/check your profile. Stay safe! 🫶

Men only want one thing

Go give this guy some love, this art is so cuteeee

Not to be mean, but I thought this warranted a quote. - I may be twenty, but I will boast and say I have much more life experience than the average 30 or 40 year old American. I have travelled to every continent except for Antartica, I grew up in a very dangerous third world nation. Heck, I've even gone on a mission trip to an Islamic nation. I may be young and naive, but I know beyond a shadow of a doubt that America is the safest and most secure place to live. - I have actually been homeless in the States, and most everything from food to housing would have been free if I applied for it (that was California though). - I know there are dangerous places within America. I have done ministry to the Tenderloin and I have spent a bit of time living in the sketchy parts of Cincinnati. But those dangerous parts are exceptions, whereas other nations - that level of danger is typically the entirety of the nation besides a few safe places.

Last night, in a video game lobby, I mentioned how I was pro America despite having lived most of my life overseas and having travelled around the world multiple times. It was crazy to see how triggered Americans got when I told them their country is the safest and best country I've ever lived in, despite it having its problems. I was called a psyop plant immediately after, as well as brain washed. I continue to be surprised when Americans don't realize how good they have it where they live. Just being able to walk around outside as a single woman without being assaulted felt like the ultimate freedom when I moved to the States. It's insane to me.

Third line of this post hits the hardest. IVF is an objective evil that should be abolished

"Murder is a personal choice, unless you think that you're group/community property"

At no point does a human lose his or her right to live.

"The only value a life has is from the things it values."

"There is no justice in allowing innocent children, who had no control over their means of conception, live. Rape babies should be killed solely because their father did something evil."

"We should kill children who are born into bad families."

"Willingly doing an action that causes the death of another human being is not murder."

The right to live always trumps the right to bodily autonomy.

At least this guy is consistent with his beliefs lol

"There is no difference between a human child and a tapeworm"

"Following the nationwide legalization of abortion in the United States in 1973 via Roe v. Wade, the number of reported legal abortions rose dramatically, from fewer than 25,000 in 1969 to nearly 1.6 million by 1980." There would be exponentially less abortions if it was illegal.

"Children are burdens."