Faithit

"Her body is covered with bruises, her head has large knots, & she was strangled to death."

"All of the women had head-coverings and I didn’t. I parked my car and prayed it was the right thing to do. All I did was show up…with a sign of 5 words and red-colored broken heart."

"We ran about 5 feet until my husband stopped short. A girl lay in front of us. Dying, dead, I didn’t know. The bullets started again."

“I held her as the heat slowly left her body and her skin became cold to the touch. How could she have died from a disease that I know thousands of people manage? I beg you to ask your child's doctor to test for it.”

This is a strong commentary of what has become of sex in our society—and it rings tragically true.

Let's retire this phrase immediately, and say what we really mean instead.

"We are only on day 8 of no electronics, and I am so amazed at what I've seen that I am on fire to share it with the world. I figured The Boy might show some change without an iPod in his hand, but I had no idea the dramatic improvement that would take place."

"Nash had a small choking episode but was fine. We didn’t see anything come out so we assumed he swallowed it. He seemed completely fine and continued to watch the movie. The only thing we observed was a cough he developed after the episode..."