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    Darn! I thought they looked like this:
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    I was in nursery/primary for almost 6 years. Then we got to a new ward, and I thought for sure that I would be heading back to primary. I had some serious health problems crop up that year, so it didn't happen. I guess that they thought that if I was brave enough to survive that crisis, then I could handle being a RS teacher, which I gladly did for the last 7 months. Moral of the story: if you don't want to work in primary anymore, just get a devastating, life-threatening illness.
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    My opinion on this is that you can cheat in a relationship well before intercourse, well before any physical affection at all. It's called an "emotional affair." OP's fiance definitely cheated. So did the other woman. In my mind, though, adultery means intercourse. Cheating means a relationship that ultimately leads to adultery. It's also my opinion that once a cheater, always a cheater (unless he/she applies the Atonement to its fullest). That having been said, when it comes to marriage with this guy, buyer beware.
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    Sorry to state the obvious, Vort, but that's not a dinosaur.
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    I'll be honest. A little over a year ago, I almost died. I was, quite frankly, surprised when I woke up in the hospital the following morning. Nothing witty went through my head. I just wanted my husband to know that I love him, and for him to let our kids know how much I love them. More than anything, when I was dying, my mind was filled with thoughts of my family and their welfare. I was amazed at how non-threatening dying really is, how peaceful the process is, even when you are in extreme pain. Dying really isn't nearly as terrifying as we seem to think it is. Dying is actually quite easy; it's living that's hard.