| Love is a gift from God. We won’t argue that. Love is gorgeous and tempting and ticklish here – in your tummy -- and sweetly there -- on your lips. But sometimes, love comes in forms that – how do I say this – defies social and ethical norms. Sometimes love calls us to follow the kind of whims can be considered sinful. Wrong. Or just down right gross. For instance, I love tattoos. I have gay and lesbian friends. And we’ve all heard of stories about married men and women who fall into passionate extramarital affairs. And end up so miserable. So, if love is a gift from God, why did He have to sprinkle it on things and people we’re not allowed to have? |
One Hundred Books in A Year: 17 Lessons Learned
Pexel 1. Readers will read. Regardless to format or income or legality. 2. Something to remember: The Prophet was illit...
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Jumuwah Pon, 9 Mulud So I wouldn't have known about this event had I not worked for gender-equality-minded office in Aceh a year ago. A ...
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Mount Bromo, Java Is this right, living here with you and loving it? Is there anywhere else you prefer to be? Isn't there any ot... -
The prophet once said that the majority of the population in hell are women. If that were true, then there are more women than men on ...
