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In regards to legal proceedings, or desire to move away from the church.
How has this impacted upon their livelihoods?

Polygamy is no stranger to human history, but the practice is widely outdated nonetheless. There are however many remaining polygamist sects, some many generations deep. Regardless of religious desire, the practice is obviously highly detrimental to the genetic diversity of polygamist offspring. So my question is simply “Where do they keep finding these people, and is there a way I can learn this powerful mind control?” I would appreciate answers from practicing polygamists or experts of the various affiliated faiths.

I’ve talked with a few professionals who say that my constant changing of things in my life (ex. religion, sexual orientation, future plans) stems from my desire to have a community or a niche.
I realize now how accurate that is, but I’m unsure of where to go from here.
I crave to belong to something so I can’t tell what’s really what I want vs what my brain tells me I should do to belong to a group

FACT: Thousands of people have overcome homosexual desire. A network of ex-homosexual organizations called Exodus (206-784-7799) has several hundred affiliates around the world. Exodus helps strugglers through Christian support groups, prayer, and biblical teaching. Some psychologists can help homosexuals overcome homosexual desire through individual counseling as well. Many ex-homosexuals go on to marry and have children.

i have a few websites, but not making any money. i have the well and the desire. i am a good person just trying to survive. i have mioney to invest in sites or affliate marketing. i got scammed many times by im coaches. i can feel that i am very close to it…so close i can touch it. 1500 dollars a month will change my life and give room to breathe again. i need to end this stress that i am under. remember, a candle has nothing to lose by lighting another candle.

I’m not sure why there are so many who are desperate to affiliate with others–to make friends, to fit in. I can understand from some point of view why that’s a natural human drive–it makes sense in an evolutionary context–but it’s not something I’m inclined to do. Although others like me, and I have perfectly competent social skills and physical looks, I always back out of any possible friendship with anyone, since I see no point to it, unless it’s for business. I really don’t care about personally knowing people who might be like me. I wouldn’t want to hang out with me; one of us would end up murdering the other at some point for some practical reason.
I’m getting really tired of people wanting to be friends with me. I keep trying to withdraw, but they treat me like I’m their buddy and want to do things with me, which I do not care for with any person. I’ve heard people take pleasure in companionship, but I don’t seem to. I act on my own and achieve what I want on my own. If I need a business relationship, I’ll make one, but I don’t make friendships for no real reason, or as an end in itself.
So what’s up with me? My parents are starting to lose it. I’m 24, and they’re always talking about how schizoid I am, or how I’m in denial about my desire to affiliate. I’m being honest when I say I don’t take pleasure in having things in common with others, or spending time with others. I don’t consider myself socially incompetent or that I’m unable to act social when necessary, but it’s never because I want to, and is for someone else any time I do it. I’m not shy or timid, and can approach people readily without a problem. It’s not a self-esteem thing; my self-esteem is fine, and I’m generally satisfied with things and myself. Others aren’t; they want me to be more social and outgoing, but I have no desire to. My father’s getting more and more frustrated as time goes on and I continue to lack interest in any kind of companionship or long-term relationship. How is that possible that I don’t feel the same way he does?