I believe this interesting testimony, poised on the edge of hope, reveals the limitations of materialism.
The fact that Hestia says she feels “irritatingly embodied” sounds like an admission that finally her only regret may be “did not find God” before the Annunciation.
Thanks for sharing your story Hestia. Obviously a very difficult decision and time but glad things have got better and you, and your son, are now enjoying each other. And that you have a good husband.
The fact that women in Japan pay for male companionship is incredibly sad. At least when men pay for sex they’re actually getting what they want, namely sex. These women are just lonely but are getting a depressingly false experience
“It’s hormones all the way down, baby.”
What a convoluted conclusion about motherhood!
I believe this interesting testimony, poised on the edge of hope, reveals the limitations of materialism.
The fact that Hestia says she feels “irritatingly embodied” sounds like an admission that finally her only regret may be “did not find God” before the Annunciation.
Well, I do my best to 'pray without ceasing' and live in hope it'll click for me at some point...
I noticed, I don't feel sorry for you, you do it pretty well.
"at some point" matters.
Thanks for sharing your story Hestia. Obviously a very difficult decision and time but glad things have got better and you, and your son, are now enjoying each other. And that you have a good husband.
Thank you, Mary!
The fact that women in Japan pay for male companionship is incredibly sad. At least when men pay for sex they’re actually getting what they want, namely sex. These women are just lonely but are getting a depressingly false experience
Best wishes to Hestia.
To be honest there’s a whiff of the Japanese host club about Substack.