tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-8099884500208564058.post8590805776459214761..comments2023-06-15T06:44:35.551-07:00Comments on The Law of Chastity and the modern Mormon girl. Am I the only one?: the single mormon girl and the priesthoodUnknownnoreply@blogger.comBlogger1125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-8099884500208564058.post-1433198311703923642009-08-13T23:40:10.200-07:002009-08-13T23:40:10.200-07:00Interesting.
I have experienced the same feelings ...Interesting.<br />I have experienced the same feelings but my way to feel at peace is to understand that although I don't have the priesthood, my life is probably a lot more spiritual alone than if I were married. I am not talking about those guys you mentionned who live "below" what they should be. I am talking about "the good guys" who think that a woman should be happy to have them because they follow the commandments and this is good enough.<br />No this is not enough to me and I won't settle for anything else and if I am too picky or too demanding for some then I am sorry for them because I live so has to be a good match for the kind of guy I have on my mind. And I am extremly demanding with myself.<br />So when I see the kind of situation you described, I too feel this is a wonderful thing because there are some men out there who have decided to live up to what they are expected to be. <br />But it does no make me yearn for anything. I have come to the point where I feel complete and I can progress without having "the luxury" of having the priesthood in my home and I feel extremly sorry for those who pass me by.<br />Yep, I think higly of myself :)<br />I found out (for me at least) that to think the highest possible of who I am an what I am is the best way to make the best choices and the best way to feel the best about everything in my life.<br />Yes... a lot of "best" occurence in this last sentence but I was just trying to make a point there :PAnonymousnoreply@blogger.com