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chaoswolfGot the answers I was looking for: Danica hasn't been online because she's been doing one or all of the following
OTOH, I am annoyed by the fact that her parents are punishing her FNAR other than the fact that she's 18 and not a fundamentalist Mormon like her father. Steve was fine until he decided he wanted to go back to church, and niether one of them fully understands empathy or the fact that she's trying to become Pagan. By National Law, you have Freedom of Religion as guaranteed as in the Bill Of Rights. In addition, The US Constitution says you are entitled also to life, liberty & the persuit of happiness. If happiness equals going out of your parents' house and living your life with someone else that you're in love with, why is it that her parents are violating this basic gift as granted in the US Constitution? In addition, liberty is supposed to entail that you have more freedom than you do when you're a teenager. And while we are agreed that calling if you're going to be out for the night is a courtesy, it isn't necessary to do it!
Sorry...I'm done.
- dealing with family problems
- hanging out with Jason
- hanging out with Ren
OTOH, I am annoyed by the fact that her parents are punishing her FNAR other than the fact that she's 18 and not a fundamentalist Mormon like her father. Steve was fine until he decided he wanted to go back to church, and niether one of them fully understands empathy or the fact that she's trying to become Pagan. By National Law, you have Freedom of Religion as guaranteed as in the Bill Of Rights. In addition, The US Constitution says you are entitled also to life, liberty & the persuit of happiness. If happiness equals going out of your parents' house and living your life with someone else that you're in love with, why is it that her parents are violating this basic gift as granted in the US Constitution? In addition, liberty is supposed to entail that you have more freedom than you do when you're a teenager. And while we are agreed that calling if you're going to be out for the night is a courtesy, it isn't necessary to do it!
Sorry...I'm done.
