So I guess maybe I should introduce myself for the first post. I don't quite know where to start however. My name is Deon, Cornelius Fortson really. Early 30's, black and slim. I work full time at a job I hate, and "work" part-time at a job I really do love. Love fishing, eating, grilling, PS3-ing, Hehe. This is a spiritual blog so I will speak as if everyone has the basis of Christ's teachings. I say that to say this, I am married to my wife "T", and have been since July 1st, 2006. LOVE her! We have no arguments, just intense moments of bonding, which sometimes last months. Hehe. It is hard work. Marriage is real. Marriage is FOREVER in the eyes of God. We have one son together. I could not have found a better woman to have a child by or be married to, and I thank God that He gave her to me! Between me and her, our son has a GREAT set of parents and will be, God willing, well rounded in life. I love him! He's a trip. I see both myself and my wife in him, both physically and in his personality.
In the natural prism, I've been divorced from my wife since April fools day of 2010. The relationship is essentially nonexistent, yet not of my own doing. The divorce was uglier than a homemade cookie made by a 4 year old! Thanks be to God that despite what they put me through, the lies they told, how I was treated, I wasn't as bad off as I could have been. I thank God that He brought me back. I thank God that I went through it, that I still have to deal with it, deal with the things they still do. Yet I do it joyfully!
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My being suffers, or rather is troubled. So I write, to elude and vanquish those things that are not spiritual. I write because there is no real understanding by those who call themselves Christians. I write to learn....... of myself. Follow me if you like, if you dare. I know no one so I have no need to lie, only truth and honesty will prevail here, whether about me or others in my life or in my past. Most of all, I hope that true understanding is ignited. I'd like people to leave with questions, and in turn question their pastors and spiritual shepherds. Not to cause confusion, but to understand more, about God and themselves.
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