Creepy Messages Received on Dating Websites
A Letter to You. The One Who Stole Her Away for Good.
Slumped and Single
The CREEPIEST Things Ever Said by Potential Lovers
The Date I Feared Would Kill Me
Girlfriends Are Meant to be Dumped
Love at First Sight, Lost at First Fart
Things You Should Never Say to Someone Who’s Single
Dating Website Misrepresentation
No Second Date For You!
Dating Horror Stories You’ll Be Glad Aren’t Yours
The Dating Website Misrepresentation Problem Solved
This looks like an indirect way of claiming I am not discussing in good faith. I won’t honor that with a reply except to say that logic and facts always convince me. You’ve offered neither.
I’ve been clear, cogent, and fair in my questions and replies. I’ve read everything you’ve written and remain shaking my head. If you can’t see how biased and crazy your article (and replies) sound to any fair, fact-based person, further discussion is pointless.
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deti says:
November 26, 2014 at 10:26 am
Mdavid:
You claim I’ve offered no facts or logic to support my positions. You must not have read the OP. Perhaps you believe that a 38% divorce rate among professing Christians and a 25% divorce rate among American Roman Catholics are not facts. Perhaps you don’t see the devaluing of marriage – and the embrace of divorce — among American Christians as a logical conclusion from those facts.
As a married Christian man I’m frankly alarmed that we’re talking about divorce rates at those numbers among Christians. There shouldn’t even BE double digit divorce rates like this among Christians. The fact that there are such divorce rates suggests to me that something’s very wrong – that many such Christians don’t really take their faith seriously. The rampant and clearly evident extramarital sexual conduct among Christians says the same thing to me.
I’m simply going where the facts lead me, trying to connect dots. But if you don’t see that, if you’re not connecting those dots, then I agree there’s not much basis for discussion.
A Letter to You. The One Who Stole Her Away for Good.
Slumped and Single
The CREEPIEST Things Ever Said by Potential Lovers
The Date I Feared Would Kill Me
Girlfriends Are Meant to be Dumped
Love at First Sight, Lost at First Fart
Things You Should Never Say to Someone Who’s Single
Dating Website Misrepresentation
No Second Date For You!
Dating Horror Stories You’ll Be Glad Aren’t Yours
The Dating Website Misrepresentation Problem Solved
This looks like an indirect way of claiming I am not discussing in good faith. I won’t honor that with a reply except to say that logic and facts always convince me. You’ve offered neither.
I’ve been clear, cogent, and fair in my questions and replies. I’ve read everything you’ve written and remain shaking my head. If you can’t see how biased and crazy your article (and replies) sound to any fair, fact-based person, further discussion is pointless.
122
deti says:
November 26, 2014 at 10:26 am
Mdavid:
You claim I’ve offered no facts or logic to support my positions. You must not have read the OP. Perhaps you believe that a 38% divorce rate among professing Christians and a 25% divorce rate among American Roman Catholics are not facts. Perhaps you don’t see the devaluing of marriage – and the embrace of divorce — among American Christians as a logical conclusion from those facts.
As a married Christian man I’m frankly alarmed that we’re talking about divorce rates at those numbers among Christians. There shouldn’t even BE double digit divorce rates like this among Christians. The fact that there are such divorce rates suggests to me that something’s very wrong – that many such Christians don’t really take their faith seriously. The rampant and clearly evident extramarital sexual conduct among Christians says the same thing to me.
I’m simply going where the facts lead me, trying to connect dots. But if you don’t see that, if you’re not connecting those dots, then I agree there’s not much basis for discussion.