"Consciences," my ass. You're right--it's all about control.
Jim's ex claims, loudly, to be a fine, upstanding Christian and sent her kids to a private Christian school. And yet she left Jim when she had an affair with the man next door, accused Jim of sexually and physically abusing her to try and get custody of the kids (she later admitted to her daughter that the abuse was a lie), has had umpity-nine sleepover boyfriends since then when her young kids were at home, swears like a trucker, constantly runs people (including her children) down, applied for a job as a stripper a few years ago (I wonder what the Christian school execs would have thought about that?), and is the most thoroughly unpleasant person I've ever had the misfortune of meeting. And yet she still maintains her holier-than-thou attitude, considers herself the pillar of morality, and delights in nothing more than telling people how to run their lives. She has no conscience.
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"Consciences," my ass. You're right--it's all about control.
Jim's ex claims, loudly, to be a fine, upstanding Christian and sent her kids to a private Christian school. And yet she left Jim when she had an affair with the man next door, accused Jim of sexually and physically abusing her to try and get custody of the kids (she later admitted to her daughter that the abuse was a lie), has had umpity-nine sleepover boyfriends since then when her young kids were at home, swears like a trucker, constantly runs people (including her children) down, applied for a job as a stripper a few years ago (I wonder what the Christian school execs would have thought about that?), and is the most thoroughly unpleasant person I've ever had the misfortune of meeting. And yet she still maintains her holier-than-thou attitude, considers herself the pillar of morality, and delights in nothing more than telling people how to run their lives. She has no conscience.
Grrr.