Tara Raay
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Parent Won’t Make Son Change Hamster's Name Which SIL Wants For Her Child, She Absolutely “Blows Up”
Parent Won’t Make Son Change Hamster's Name Which SIL Wants For Her Child, She Absolutely “Blows Up”
Iron_Man_977 reply
A lot of people don't actually believe in whatever religious organization they belong to and use it to manipulate those that do and amass power for themselves. Church of scientology isn't the only example, but it's a good one. See also the fact that if everyone genuinely believed killing yourself for your religion would lead to eternal paradise, suicide bombings would be reserved for the highest ranking officials.
amybpdx reply
I found my bio mom when I was 42. Getting to know each other as adults has been pretty wonderful. Her life spiraled out of control for years after giving me up when she was in high school. I grew up in a great, loving, stable home. She would never have been able to provide that to me. She would have loved me, but that was it. My bio mom and mom met once, and they were so grateful for each other. My mother thanked bio mom for giving her the greatest gift. Bio mom thanked my mom "you did what I needed you to do. What I couldn't do for her". 
Parent Won’t Make Son Change Hamster's Name Which SIL Wants For Her Child, She Absolutely “Blows Up”
Iron_Man_977 reply
A lot of people don't actually believe in whatever religious organization they belong to and use it to manipulate those that do and amass power for themselves. Church of scientology isn't the only example, but it's a good one. See also the fact that if everyone genuinely believed killing yourself for your religion would lead to eternal paradise, suicide bombings would be reserved for the highest ranking officials.
