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I am in my early fifties, but look much, much younger. Divorced. I have tried Muslim singles web sites with no luck. Any suggestions?

The question may sound ridiculous but I am in a weird situation: My wife cheated on me, which has cuased me enormous pain and sorrow. Even so, I am willing to forgive her. But that is not okay with her. She wants me to find another woman and she thinks that would make her feel better. Not sure where can I go to find such a woman. My wife wants to live with me, no matter what, but won't sleep with me. In some ways, she is still in love with this other man, but says that she needs time to work out her feelings. What am I supposed to do?

I can grab them by the ear and squeeze hard. Hopefully, they'll listen

Prince Siddharta renounced the worldly life, thought life is pain in the butt. These symptoms would now be associated with clinical depression. So, is it possible that Buddhism is just a by-product of one man's deep depression?

Rape is extremely common and bride burning happens on a fairly regular basis.

From a Hindu web site:

"But at all events, says Ghotakamukha, a girl who has already been

joined with others (that is, no longer a maiden) should never be loved,

for it would be reproachful to do such a thing." A girl who has

"fully arrived at puberty" should be avoided as a wife."

I have noticed that more and more people Christians have started questioning divinity of Jesus and think that he might have been more of a Jewish prophet than God incarnate [Son of God, even begotten son of God, was a title for Hebrew men of God].

Some examples from a Hindu web site:

1. Cross-generation marriage was both sanctioned and encouraged by at

least two thousand years of scripture and literature, perhaps even

longer if we accept that Sita was a "child-bride at the knee of her

mother-in-law."

2. A response by Ramanujchari’s typifies the reformer's view of

child marriage, an evil which he thought that even the reformers were

unaware, ".the practice of the selling of girls by their parents has

become so rife in these parts of the country that girls are disposed

of in marriage to the highest bidders like goods at an auction sale.

Girls are married, as a rule, before they attain their 8th or 9th

birthday - ..."

3. Keshaveal Madhavadas who says, "The Hindu law gives clear

injunction not to keep a girl unmarried beyond 12 years old."

4. Rigveda allowed for child marriage is a hymn that mentions that

Indra gave a child-wife named Vrichaya to the old man Kashivan.

Furthermore, in the epic Aranyakanda, the godess Sita is supposed to

have told Ravana that when she was

kidnapped by him, she was eighteen and her husband twenty five and

that they had spent twelve years at Ayodhya. From this commentary, the

age of Sita is known to have been six years old at the day of her

marriage.

5. "But at all events, says Ghotakamukha, a girl who has already been

joined with others (that is, no longer a maiden) should never be

loved, for it would be reproachful to do such a thing." A girl who has

"fully arrived at puberty" should be avoided as a wife."

If have posted two questions about it but Yahoo blocked them. Somebody else posted a similar question but called it a "fake" [in a a tricky way] and Yahoo approved it. I guess Yahoo censors don't want you to know this:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2105714/Se...

Let's see if they would allow it this time :-)

See: (Our American media is suppressing this news, but the British published it):

http://global.christianpost.com/news/turkeys-1500-...

The book is allegedly 1500 years old, older than Prophet Muhammad's era.