Though I suspect you mean the next part
correct
and also, gay wedding is a sin, and no matter how desperate someone is, being desperate is no excuse
Though I suspect you mean the next part
the idea that we need to come to an end of ourselves
"In my end is my beginning"
T.S. Eliot
I'm not going to defend or condemn because I never met her. She was a bit before my time...All the guys defending Marilyn Monroe (on the first few pages of this thread) are probably just lustful for her.![]()
Manson? He's pretty weird too.Marilyn who?
(j/k... I'm not that culturally ignorant.)
She was most likely mentally. As was her mother. Quoting her has no more relevance than quoting Daffy Duck; "It was a neat trick but I can only do it once."Speaking of Marilyn Monroe....
I don't know if she originated this saying or not, but I don't support "If you can't handle me at my worst, then you don't deserve me at my best". That quote tells me that a woman can act pretty much any way she wants to in a romantic relationship and her man is just supposed to accept it and take it. Without raising even one eyebrow of disapproval.
Not saying that the man doesn't have the responsibility to go with the "downs" of a marriage as well as the "ups". Indeed, marriage vows include "for better or for worse". That being said, the "handle me" quote is just an excuse for bad behavior.
I think that one can serve God much more by remaining single and childfree.
Maybe that's why so many of us are single. I think God wants for us to embrace it and possibly let go of the idea that one day we're going to marry and/or have kids.