So what? Most people will tease you becase of crushes at some stage. If your friends are being hurtful to you, tell them. If they keep being hurtful to you after they've told you they're being hurtful, then they're not being good friends. Sometimes your friends and your boyfriend/girlfriend won't get on. That's normal. You should be your own person and decide what is in your best interests.
The Bible emphasizes the importance of commitment in marriage, stating that a husband and wife should remain faithful to each other and honor their vows for life. This commitment is seen as a reflection of the relationship between Christ and the church, highlighting the sacred and unbreakable bond that marriage represents.
I wouldn't even consider it. The wedding is really all about the vows that the couple is making to each other ... to be faithful for the rest of their lives! This is truly a sacred event, and should have the support of people that genuinely treasure the vows that the couple is making. To have people standing us there who you know are being unfaithful to their spouses is making a mockery of this commitment. I also think you should tell your friends why they cannot be in your wedding. I know that would not be easy, but it is what a true friend should be able to do. Also, who wants friends who are doing this to their spouses? What does that say about what is in their hearts?
Friends can be mean, rude or hurtful. They can pick on you, say rude things, or not act like your friend. Sometimes, it's not even about the hurtful things they do. Friendship have to do with interest. Sometimes if you don't have the same interest, you don't like your friends. Also, it just may be you don't like the way you friend talks or acts. Perhaps, you should write a list of things you like about your friend, and things you don't. (:
NO BECAUSE THE MARRIED WOMEN CAN REALLY BE FAITHFUL TO HER HUSBAND
Yes you should and I will give you some reasons why. One because you should be able to trust and hope that she would make the right decisions. Also if she has guy friends with her then again you should be able to trust her and know that she should be faithful to you and her dignity.
You can't be HURTFUL and not abuse. Abuse can be verbal, emotional & mental. Talk to someone about it. Perhaps a school counselor or priest.
Yes, yes it is no matter how truthful it is you should never say anything hurtful to or about another person.
* Absolutely! They are your friend and you should stand beside them 100%. Generally when you do this the hurtful words and thoughts subside. If you don't stand up for your gay friend then you are an enabler and just as bad as the person or persons hurting your gay friends feelings.
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Yes, she deserves to know that her boyfriend is not faithful. Although you should probably leave out the part were you made out with him.
A friend should shut up when he/she does not have anything meaningful to say. Talking out of point can be hurtful.