Let us oft speak kind words to each other
At home or where’er we may be;
Like the warblings of birds on the heather,
The tones will be welcome and free.
They’ll gladden the heart that’s repining,
Give courage and hope from above,
And where the dark clouds hide the shining,
Let in the bright sunlight of love.
Oh, the kind words we give shall in memory live
And sunshine forever impart.
Let us oft speak kind words to each other;
Kind words are sweet tones of the heart."Let Us Oft Speak Kind Words," LDS Hymn #232
This has always been one of my favorite hymns. Some of my ward sisters were being totally rude to me last night at our Enrichment Night/Book Club. I think it's such a shame when people feel so badly about themselves that they have to resort to calling other people names just to make themselves feel better.
Our book club book this week was "Baptists At Our Barbecue" by Robert Smith. We had all read it before (some of us about seventeen times!), but for the last two months we'd read nonfiction church-y books so we really just wanted some literature this month. We were all talking about our favorite parts of the book, and I made some tiny little comment about how Tartan had some of the qualities I was looking for in a husband. A few of the other sisters (who shall remain nameless, because I'm not spiteful like they are) said that they were sick of me always bringing my "quest for a husband" into every book club discussion.
I mean, I know we're supposed to just be talking about the books and expanding our knowledge base and everything, but aren't we also supposed to relate what we read to our real lives? Finding a good priesthood holder is my most important mission right now. I'm hardly the only girl in the ward who talks about it. I think these two girls are just afraid of being spinsters and they don't want to draw attention to it so they lash out at anyone who brings boys into the conversation.
Or maybe they're lesbians. That might be it. I don't judge people, but I hope that if they are lesbians they just stop coming to church because that's really gross and they would totally bring the wrong spirit there.
Anyway, so after I told those girls that I was just bringing up the part of the book that interested me the most, they got really mean. They said I was always flirting with all the guys in the ward, and that makes me a total ho.
Isn't that rude? What do you think? Am I a total ho?
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I'm going to pray for those two sisters in your book club, because if they are lesbians, that's really, really bad. I hope they aren't being lesbians because they will bring the wrong spirit, and it would be weird to go to the pool or something with them and have them thinking unpure thoughts. Those people are just gross.
ReplyDeleteWhat's a 'ho'? I think you're a very special girl and you have a sweet spirit, and you WILL find the Eternal Companion that Heavenly Father has set aside for you! Stay worthy!
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I'm not going to call you a ho bag, but it's pretty convenient that you completely forget about that time we went up to make-out point and fooled around. Remember? I kissed you on the hood of my F250, and you swung a leg over me and straddled me? Of course that left me with Satan's cane, which you then started rubbing with your girly parts through our jeans. Remember?
ReplyDeleteAnd then you started biting your bottom lip made some whimpering sounds and next thing I know you're jumping off me asking me to take you home. I was so confused! You muttered something about being ashamed and you never talked to me again. Anyway, that was pretty hot. But a little ho bagish too. Just a little though, because it's nothing compared to what Bessie and I have done, and she's a Bishop's daughter!
MoRo's comment is very offensive to me. You shouldn't come in here saying those impure things about Sister Aihme'e, when we know it's not true. She's always the one who finds the scriptures first in Scripture Chase. The words you're using come from the Adversary, and it's bringing the wrong spirit here. I hope Sister Aihme'e and Sister Bessie can remove your comment so other young girls don't have to see it and be tainted by it.
ReplyDeleteNotice how Aihme'e isn't saying anything? She knows it's true. I won't even tell you about what I heard she did with Carter.
ReplyDeleteI felt a little guilty for letting her rub on that part of me because it felt so good, so I went to my bishop but he told me I had nothing to repent for, but she was going to need to talk to him for jumping on me like that.
I even saw the bishop pull her into his office the next week when Aihme'e was wearing a pretty short skirt at church, which I'm sure was part of the reason he did because the skirt was kind of ho-bagish too and he probably had to talk to her about it.
Well I'm glad the bishop talked to her because it's for her own good. I will be praying for you, Sister Aihme'e. The Savior loves you! Come Unto Him!
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