Woke Woman ENDS Her Marriage And REGRETS IT!!!
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Summary
In this episode, I talk about a woman who decided to leave her 18 year marriage because she thinks she's a lesbian. I also talk about coming out as gay in church and the reaction of the church to her decision.
Transcript
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So there's a woman going viral right now talking about she regretted divorcing her pastor husband.
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Coming out later in life, losing the stability of an 18-year relationship that needed to be,
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we needed to, I needed to leave anyways, but the stability is scary.
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So if anyone thinks that like I got my shit together, I don't.
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Just when I thought that these modern women might have run out of reasons to divorce their husbands,
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She was the pastor's wife, but surprisingly decided to end an 18-year-old marriage
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just because she thinks that she is a lesbian now.
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And the worst part about this story is that she expected the whole church
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to endorse her decision of breaking up her own family.
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So I just received a really interesting message.
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And this person says that my life looks so great and that he's going to unfollow me because
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But I do wonder, like, what videos are you watching?
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Coming out later in life to my family, the first person in my family to come out,
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coming out to people of church, losing that community,
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losing the stability of an 18-year relationship that needed to be...
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I needed to leave anyways, but the stability...
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So if anyone thinks that, like, I got my shit together, I don't.
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I'm strong and I'm bold and I'm aggressive and all those things.
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I just want to know what she thought was on the other side.
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I mean, you know I got a little bit of a swearing problem,
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No one is seeing that, thinking you've got it together.
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I just want to know, okay, because this is my thought.
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If you're going to be practically, like, on the verge of homelessness,
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couldn't you just, like, like girls and just deal with it and just stay?
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She's crying a lot about something that she's chosen to do, right?
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She's complaining that she's lost all of these things.
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And she's saying, you know, I'm tough, all of this.
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It's like, okay, well, this video definitely doesn't make it look like that.
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and she's complaining about all the things she's lost.
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Maybe the men are going to come for me in the comments,
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And it was probably the hardest interaction I've had yet.
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For about eight years, I was a youth pastor at a church.
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And I had a core group of about six girls that I would mentor.
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Like, I would go to their sport games and their concerts and their shows.
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And I was really just there to encourage them and build them up.
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And one of my closest students, I ran into her yesterday.
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That I realized how much time I had invested in people.
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And that how they accepted me as a certain version.