Eli

Like in relationship to faith, um,

And they just aren't to me.

And so it's really strange, though, to find people that... Or it's very hard to find people that don't want to just give you an answer because the people I talk to about my faith that are Christian often want to... I don't often feel a sense that they want to walk alongside me.

They want to correct me.

And then on the other side, like when I talk to a more non-Christian or like someone who does kind of see things similar to some of the ways that I do, then they kind of just don't care.

They're like, well, like just, yeah, but move on with it, you know?

And I'm like, well, I don't feel like either of those fully represent what I'm thinking through, you know?

Yeah.

Yeah.

I think that does resonate true with me.

The like, but then situations come up in my head where I'm like,

You know, for example, my fiance's family is also very Christian.

And I just think about like, okay, if we were at like a dinner table someday, or like honestly, if right now we were all sitting at a dinner table and they asked me a question about some, you know, very foundational Christian thing.

I just know my fiance's like stress level would go to like a thousand because I talk with her very openly and honestly, and like, she knows what I think, but her family doesn't necessarily know that.

And so like, I don't know how to like love her in that moment without just like, you know, you can't, you can't own the feelings in her chest.

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