Sex And The WidowAnd Just Like That... : Season...

I first experienced this a year and a half after my husband died. It was like some kind of light switch one off. I can't sleep I can't concentrate I couldn't do anything. I started masturbating every morning just to be able to get through the day but that wasn't enough understand these feelings I didn't want these feelings I didn't know what to do with these feelings.So I went online and started dating. It was very scary I didn't want any intimacy I was afraid to hold hands or have some but I'm around me or to have any feelings for me I just didn't know what else to do. Took me a long time probably another 6 months. But I was like I just needed to get past and I just needed to sleep with someone and get these feelings out so I could get on with my life.It's been a year now and it's better but it's not gone. I did get involved with a man. We had a relationship I fell in love. I didn't want to. I didn't mean to. And it never gave me enough of what I needed and after several months I knew I wanted to end it but I didn't know how. I never broken up with someone I loved. I had a few relationships sort of before my husband but nothing serious. I was with my husband for 35 years and faithful the entire time I didn't know how to break up with someone. I kept hoping it would be different but it never was. I found someone else just for sex I still had the strong desires. I still do. Different than I ever have in my entire life up until now. Eventually I told the guy I was seeing about it. I've heard him very very bad. I feel responsible for that. I'm not sure what I feel about what I've done or what I need but I know I'm not ready for a serious relationship yet and I shouldn't have gotten into one.Tomorrow is the anniversary of my husband's passing. I miss him so much. I'm still so messed up. Don't know how to do this life alone

Sex and the WidowAnd Just Like That... : Season...

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I lost my husband last year. I met a fellow cyclist on my bike trail (he bikes. There every winter, so see him occasionally or daily too). I have fallen head over heels for this guy. It's only been a month since we started talking at our respective cars at the bike parking lot but he's SO sexy and kind. I don't know whether he's even interested in me or just being nice. He said he's divorced a year ago. I feel like I'm going crazy. I loved my husband so much but can't get this guy out of my head. I dream about him, try to catch up to him on the bike (can't do it, he's too fast lol), trying to lose more weight, wearing makeup again, etc. It's been all consuming. I don't know what to do. I try to stay busy but he's on my mind even then.

I'm not sure you have a correct view of Christianity. Being a Christian doesnt make you moral. That is the problem, none of us are moral. I am not moral. Have you ever lied? Have you ever stolen anything? Jesus said if you lust after a person you have committed adultry with them in your heart. Have you committed adultry? If you hate someone you have committed murder. Have you ever hated someone? If you are like me, you are a lying thief, adulterer at heart, murdering blasphemer among other things. If you are judged by God on judgment day will you go to heaven or hell? God must punish the wicked and created hell to punish those who have broken His laws. I know you say you dont believe in God but the fact is that our beliefs do not change reality. Out belief in or against God does not change whether He exists or not. That means you are in real trouble on judgment day. Thankfully God sent His Son to pay our fine. We deserve death for our crimes. Jesus paid that penalty for us. It is not available just to everyone automatically though. You have to repent (turn from your sinful lifestyle toward God) and put your faith in Jesus like you would a parachute if you were to jump out of a plane. One day you will make that jump from this life into the next and without Jesus you will take the full penalty of your actions. That is what Christianity is about. A bunch of sinners who realize their need for Christ and are willing to follow Him even to death because Jesus is more important than anything in this world.

I was looking into the story of the widow's mite and I think you have an excellent understanding here and am blessed to have read your article. I am a new pastor and have never been to bible school. I agree well what you are saying about the religious leaders of the day and even the ones in our time. The only issue I have with your article is a small point but one that needs to be addressed. This widow woman in action WAS giving to the temple but in her heart wasn't she giving to God? I am one who has heard the prosperity message and have seen abuses by pastors and evangelists alike. Jesus is the one who said give and it shall be given you. Is not giving an avenue that God uses as a vehicle by which He blesses? Who can judge what was in this widows heart at the time she gave? Could not the Holy Spirit have directed her giving out of her need to produce greater fruit? Not looking for a fight here just desiring to learn and grow.

Im not sure I agree with your application. While Jesus was against injustice and spoke out against it, he did not come to correct every human institution here on earth. Ultimately he will correct all things but it was not his mission while on earth. Also he DID commend the widow - just because he didnt say go and do likewise does not mean she was not commended. He had already mentioned the corruption and injustice so what then would be the point of introducing the widow? She is an example of sacrifice, an example that God sees, and similar to elkanah and hannah God hears inspite of corrupt systems.

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