It’s funny how much this one word gets them riled up. Just two letters.

My ex husband didn’t want me storm chasing tornadoes. Went as far as took my keys I still did it anyways also with with held sex from him to because of it oh yeah, I I also divorced him. Women can leave their controlling husband as well.

Another video by Brian with absolutely no Scripture to back it up.

My ex wife used to set corn and peanuts out for the squirrels. As nature would have it, it attracted raccoons who would pilfer the supply at night. I thought it was cute, because raccoons are adorable little garbage bandits, but she did not. "You need to kill that raccoon" "No, I'm not going to do that" "YOU NEED TO GET RID OF IT NOW!" "No" "I can't believe you're putting the life of a raccoon above WHAT I WANT!" Which then launched into an hour long diatribe about everything wrong I'd ever done in my life. The raccoon still lives.

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣Poor you. It seems like the one who gets riled up by the word “no” is you—when you can make every decision for every person in your path. Oh or when you can exploit someone.

It’s telling that we never see you calling out the many sins of men.

Say no all you want. We’ll do the same.

My husband says he doesn’t like any of the churches in our area, because they are all too liberal 🤷🏻‍♀️

it's strange that God wanted man to lead perhaps that is true men commit the majority of rape murder suicide sex trafficking drug smuggling committing the most fraud I wonder if God will take responsibility for this as well.

But this won't be possible without repealing feminist laws enforced LAWS determine morality and behavior

That isn't a good business model for a church.

Bullet proof logic. Why can’t people see. To fix women we need to aim for the head if you know what I mean.

Totally agree with this