Yep! That right there works! HAHAHA!!!![]()
I don't believe you! HAHAHA! Long time no see...welcome back BA.
Yep! That right there works! HAHAHA!!!![]()
I tend to attract strange people
- One guy walked towards me at a bus stop, I assumed he was going to ask me something, he kissed me.
I threatened to bash his brains out, thankfully he took me more or less seriously and walked away.
- Another guy grabbed me between the legs at a concert
-My best (Norwegian) friend in Scotland had to be told every week I wasn't interested in more than friendship
If you believe in spirits and principalities of the air as scripture speaks of...you may need to seek God and ask if there are some spirits surrounding you that are causing men to do these things. I know Joyce Meyer talks about it in her book regarding her past..and my own past, I know God revealed that I had been exposed to a spirit as a child from some situations I was put into from men in my life that I had to finally learn to stand against when I grew older having experienced much of the same type of unpleasant encounters you seem to. Ever since having revealed, and rebuked the spirits and healed from the pain, these types of experience are no longer prominent.. praying for you!!
What kind of single are you?
oh yea btw.. I have never believed in pursuing a man at all... but being pursued..so I have never LOOKED but I have wanted to be looked for...badly..in the past lol
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True! But we girls can sometimes try to MAKE a guy pursue us,loloh yea btw.. I have never believed in pursuing a man at all... but being pursued..so I have never LOOKED but I have wanted to be looked for...badly..in the past lol
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True! But we girls can sometimes try to MAKE a guy pursue us,lolI'm just not looking at all right now. Although I'm open to being in a relationship, I don't feel an urge to be. I want to in the future, but not right now.
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That's a really good perspective on things. There is no shame in actively looking for someone, unless your intentions are impure or you aren't ready for a relationship.I am the searching single. At first, I thought maybe this is a bad thing. So many people say "God will send him, don't worry, no need to look." The pragmatic part of my brain said "no, you need to be proactive." My mother gave me a book called The Sacred Search by Gary Thomas. I'm not finished reading it, but he's been right on in my opinion. This is what he writes about searching
"When it comes to choosing a mate, God will bring the right person to me at the right time. I'll just sit back and wait." That sounds so spiritual, so trusting, so... holy. But consider this attitude in virtually any other aspect of life. For instance, how "holy" and wise does this sound: "I don't plan to apply to any colleges. I figure if I am supposed to go to college, God will make sure the University of Texas will send me a letter, complete with dorm key, that will be my sign."
If someone spoke like that, you'd think the person was a verifiable religious fanatic. But we put the language of dating and finding a mate into similar "Christianese", and it sounds so noble "Don't worry about finding someone to marry. If you just focus on God, He'll bring someone along at just the right time. There are some very disappointed people in their thirties who lived by this philosophy, and now fight resentment toward God because they still aren't married. After all, wasn't He supposed to bring their future spouse to their doorstep?"
That was my philosophy for a long time, but now I am looking, and there's no shame in that, it's practical.
That's a really good perspective on things. There is no shame in actively looking for someone, unless your intentions are impure or you aren't ready for a relationship.
As a Christian, I don't mind telling people I am looking for a husband. I believe I was created to be some man's Eve. There's a rib inside me that isn't mine. I'm just looking for its owner. Too bad it doesn't have a homing device on it that can 'ping' whenever I get close to him- that would make things easy.
ThanksNice way of seeing it. Never heard that one before.
There's a rib inside me that isn't mine.
Everyone, man or woman, wants to be pursued. God wants to be pursued and we are created according to His image and likeness.
Jeremiah 29:13
13You will seek Me and find Me when you search for Me with all your heart.
As a Christian, I don't mind telling people I am looking for a husband. I believe I was created to be some man's Eve. There's a rib inside me that isn't mine. I'm just looking for its owner. Too bad it doesn't have a homing device on it that can 'ping' whenever I get close to him- that would make things easy.
You misunderstand me when I say I am searching. What I mean is to put myself in a place where he can come find his missing rib. Oh, I'm all about being pursued. I have no desire to be the hunter, but the quarry. I'm very old fashioned. I believe in traditional gender roles. I meant instead of just going to work and staying at home, I mean to put myself in the way of the hunters. If the deer stays in the thick of the forest and never comes out into the clearing, she won't get claimed.Your idea is sweet...and honestly I totally agree with often feeling there is a rib inside of you that isn't yours
but maybe instead of saying you are looking for a husband why don't you view it this way..
You are waiting for him to find his rib...
Let them look for you honey...
a confident woman of God is a bright light to a man looking for his Eve![]()
knowing who you are and what role you play in a marriage and that God could choose you as a helpmeet to some worthy man, ...that is how you should see yourself always..
there is nothing wrong with being the treasure but the treasure doesn't hunt the pirate.....
remember I said man wasn't made for woman but woman for man? Certainly you were probably made for a man ...and he will find you in God's time![]()
I want one! Where'd you get the homing device?The kind of single with a rib upgraded with a homing device.