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FLASHBACK (9/9/2019): Allie Beth Stuckey reflects on her time in college, including a lengthy period of drinking and partying. There are quite a few things to note here. First, there is zero mention of academics. For Allie, college was about making friends and possibly finding a husband. In 35...

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Cmaa7266 months ago

Here’s what I believe happened. I’ll bet she lost her virginity to that guy in college and she became hopelessly in love with him, even though as she says they were not suited for one another.. this is why premarital sex us so dangerous and harmful for women, because we get attached and then try to “make it work” when we know it won’t. Then when there’s a breakup, the woman is emotionally devastated and the pain is so severe and so intense she has a mental breakdown. This is the time when the world tells you sleeping with strangers will cure the pain. So she did, and harmed herself even further and quickly realized any claim that giving your body to some jerk for immediate sexual gratification only leaves you degraded and used. This is why I truly believe we need to encourage our girls to be married by 18-19. It’s not realistic to expect that people will be virgins into their 20s. The Christian church understood this for thousands of years and that’s why most girls were married in their teens. Courtship should be managed by her parents, especially her father, c a wedding should happen within 3 months to a year depending on her age during the courtship.

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Defiant Baptist6 months ago

Seems very likely. Without a head (her father), the temptation to fornicate with him would be extremely strong. It would also explain why the breakup was so difficult.

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Cmaa7266 months ago

Yes! When a young man has to look a girls father in the eye and knows he can lose his life playing games with that girl, he tends to be far more respectful. So the girls temptation won’t even be a factor. My dad was Italian American and once told my high school boyfriend “whatever happens, I’m holding YOU PERSONALLY RESPONSIBLE.” The guys uncle made him break things off because they were like terrified of my entire extended family.

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Defiant Baptist6 months ago

I didn’t post this part, but later in the episode, her advice to her past self was to “enjoy your freedom.” 😑

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Cmaa7266 months ago

“Enjoy your freedom” meaning enjoy hooking up being the town flop?

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Defiant Baptist6 months ago

It was very vague. I may have to post that clip eventually. Unbridled female freedom has destroyed most women.

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Cmaa7266 months ago

Well, I won’t comment if I didn’t hear it in context because maybe she meant something different by this. No woman should ever be encouraging other women to participate in sexual immorality. It’s deeply harmful to women. One of my best friends is a sister in Christ who was promiscuous starting at 13 due to trauma from abuse. She’s happy to serve Christ privately and remain celibate and alone. If she ever speaks to a girl one on one, She will be the first person to tell girls NOT to do what she did because she went through HELL. That woman has been beaten to the point of almost dying by some of these guys. This woman knows that she cannot currently be with a man due to her past trauma and inability to ever trust or be a submissive wife to them.

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Adriana Flowers 🌸6 months ago

Wow. No wonder she defends hoes like they’re her daughters, she is a hoe herself! 😂 Most of the women that defend promiscuity aren’t actually being “nice” women that have compassion for broken women. They’re only defending what they relate to. Allie is a Jezebel, confirmed

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Based Therapist | Marchese Methods6 months ago

Lmfao. Incredible that we can see the code in her language but she can't see the code in her own language. The vague words she used are to delude herself as to what happened, and because she doesn't feel like she was a zlüt now, she concludes she wasn't

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Defiant Baptist6 months ago

Unfortunately for all of the Relatasimps, my speculation was 100% correct.

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Defiant Baptist6 months ago

Yikes.

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ElonsRabbi 🗿🌲⚔️6 months ago

Our society lets women take on debt to get run through before she chooses her husband. Everything is an inversion of God’s created order. The modern man takes on his wife’s debt as his dowry.

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Stephen Walsh6 months ago

Allie Beth didn’t need to go to college to find her way. She should have found a good man, gotten married, had children, and glorified Christ in all of that. Instead, she went to college to become a Boss Babe, lost her identity in Christ by dating and partying, and wasted years of her life. Now, instead of helping younger women not to follow her regrettably path, she shift blames a boyfriend for her mistakes. Don’t follow Allie Beth, steer far from her if you are a young lady seeking after Christ. Titus 2:3-5 New American Standard Bible 3 Older women likewise are to be reverent in their behavior, not malicious gossips nor enslaved to much wine, teaching what is good,4 so that they may [a]encourage the young women to love their husbands, to love their children, 5 to be sensible, pure, workers at home, kind, being subject to their own husbands, so that the word of God will not be dishonored.

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Rollo Tomassi6 months ago

I could totally get her into the club girl scene in Vegas. Lose the nerd girl look. 1200cc boobs. Personal trainer, little bit of Anavar. Spray tan. Oh, yeah, the raw material is there...

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mclovin6 months ago

Lying by omission is women’s favorite pastime and you nailed this. She said the high school part hoping you didn’t catch the college part. All women do this.

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Adriana Flowers 🌸6 months ago

Also useful to note that women who are/were virgins for their husband tend to be not at all embarrassed to tell others when the topic comes up. These women NEVER mention that they were virgins until marriage, they just say vague things to avoid saying that they were hoes.

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Defiant Baptist6 months ago

So classic.

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Aaron6 months ago

“Letting loose” “Enjoying attention from other men” “Working out a lot” “Binge and purge” Yea she was eating a lot…of 🍆

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Post Tenebras Lux 🦡™️ - DR SCN Templar6 months ago

Apparently she did say it specifically elsewhere.

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Defiant Baptist6 months ago

That’s brutal. And it’s a positive review of Allie’s book.

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SiftingPerspective6 months ago

My wife stopped listening to ABS for a reason. Just another feminist pretending to based. The women that are based are the women you don’t know.

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True things are TRUE ❤️6 months ago

Ref-hoe-mation card declined. I’m sure God will forgive her, but I don’t have to marry her.

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Prince Asbel6 months ago

She didn't straight up admit to sleeping around in college probably because she assumes her female audience will fill in the blanks on their own. It's men who wait patiently for her to say that part out loud. If she never does, then for men, she's innocent until proven guilty.

𝙃𝙖𝙗𝙞𝙩𝙪𝙖𝙡 𝙇𝙞𝙣𝙚 𝙎𝙩𝙚𝙥𝙥𝙚𝙧's profile picture
𝙃𝙖𝙗𝙞𝙩𝙪𝙖𝙡 𝙇𝙞𝙣𝙚 𝙎𝙩𝙚𝙥𝙥𝙚𝙧6 months ago

She says at the beginning that she made this video at the request of viewers re: an instagram post People were calling her out Her mannerisms and tone are very defensive

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Subdivisions........6 months ago

Why would you expect a woman to take any responsibility for the debauchery she participated in? 🤣

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Post Tenebras Lux 🦡™️ - DR SCN Templar6 months ago

@I_willnotcomply Long, roundabout way of saying she was promiscuous. Now we know why she so zealously defends whores.

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ApuSearch6 months ago

you can ALWAYS tell they look back on that time fondly

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Rick Cabeza6 months ago

If women were just honest there would be little issue. “Yeah, I fucked up and I’m not going to sugarcoat it. Here’s what I do now, but I’m no role model and I won’t try to be.”

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Better_Dump_Trump6 months ago

Sexual socialization is THE main reason young kids are encouraged to go to college great distances from home. It's designed to completely sever parental authority. OTOH parents know this and encourage "education" at socialist institutions far away from mom and dad.

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210m6 months ago

I can't stand listening to people like this. I couldn't even watch the video. 🤦🏼

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Defiant Baptist6 months ago

Hence, the handy dandy summary. I watch the slop so that you don’t have to.

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Team Sakurasou6 months ago

Just stop listening to "tradcon" women on the internet is the only thing I gotta say. The amount of exposure the "tradcon" space has had with grifters in the last 6 months why people even give these people the time of day or platform is beyond me.

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Simon Bar-Jonah6 months ago

She is snarky, bossy, emotional, showing signs that she has not healed from her past, despite her claim of regeneration and forgiveness. Mercy from God does not heal the brain/soul/nervous system from a period of promiscuity. Time and intentionality, singleness, does.

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Eduardo Carroccio6 months ago

@pearlythingz So is the takeaway from this that God can't redeem who He chooses, that past sin defines us?

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vibe doc6 months ago

was friends with Allie in college. she was far from promiscuous

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Aloe6 months ago

Imagine going to school with her and how annoying she must have been. Reminding the teacher to collect the homework type of personality. She rubs me the wrong way there’s something up with her that’s not genuine

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Oak6 months ago

college regret = cock carousel

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Rachischisis6 months ago

I’ve worked with men in recovery for years. I call it “the God shield”. It’s this weird belief that God is going to show up with a mop and bucket to fix your messes. Super common among new believers. He’s not doing the work He knows you can and need to do. It’s your mess

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Part of the American citizenry6 months ago

Im so tired of Christians purity testing each other. Humans are flawed. No one is perfect. Praise God! He is there to guide. I know 3 women in their 40s, virgins, beautiful, smart women. Went to college, have professional jobs. And their windows of family are pretty much closed. Never found a worthy partner to date, let alone sleep with. Men and women should reflect inward and outward as to why it has never been harder to find a spouse. Culture and perfectionist standards have divided men and women fron each other. Its heartbreaking because men and women can make a beautiful team, devine-like. Its heartbreaking that my 3 virgin friends will never experience that because their standards have taken them out of the dating game. Its heartbreaking that men outsource that chance to drinking, porn, gaming etc.

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