Spiritual Warfare

Haha, that should be enough. I need a break from this website and some fresh air; I feel like a villain here.

I want to play Fortnite with you. 💓

I love you

You’re wrong again! I had frustration towards both people. Love involves care, support, and wanting the best for someone, which sometimes leads to frustration when things go wrong or when behavior is harmful. Frustration can be a sign of love because it shows a desire for improvement or positive change. Love is not just blind acceptance, it also involves setting boundaries, addressing issues, and helping someone grow. Therefore, frustration and love can coexist. I’m tired of explaining this to you over and over again.

You didn’t debunk anything. All you said was that it would kill the rapist, which is not true.

It doesn’t. You’re only looking at it from a narrow perspective, and that’s why you think that way.

@Salvijus If you saw someone going in the wrong direction, any normal person would help guide them in the right direction. It’s not about hating the person.

Stop with the spiritual crap you doing, I could forgive both but that does not mean that the actions should take place again, I already told you this

It’s obvious you don’t know what you’re talking about. Frustration does not kill. If you saw a woman being raped, you would get frustrated, and this frustration can help heal her trauma.

It is. If you see something that frustrates you and you want to help for the better, that’s love.

Love is not always about accepting wrong things. It is also about upholding righteous things.

Frustration comes with love.

If you’re trying to be funny, please don’t, because it’s not working. I have already told you why, and still, you feel the need to joke about it.

You really do not understand what I’m trying to say. I forgive the person, but they should not need to do it again.

With your logic, you’re saying that if I saw a woman being raped, I shouldn’t tell the man that he is wrong? Wow, you have really thought this through.