Healing Infidelity Through Faith Community Group
A place for those experiencing infidelity, rebuilding from infidelity, or dealing with the aftermath of infidelity, both unfaithful and hurt partners, and to be free to express how our faith, primarily Christians but others are also welcome, has or is being used to deal with our issues and hurts. All posters are expected to be respectful of each others faith experiences...
So every time I add a new article, I'll delete the old table of contents, update it, and repost it so it will always be at the top. Which means every time I do that, you'll probably get a email notice saying the Table of Contents has been posted as a new article. But just be aware it is me updating, which should happen shortly after adding a new one.
But that way, getting to the article you want to find will be easier. And a convenient spot to copy the link if you want to post it in a forum post either here or on one of the other forums.
What I may end up doing if she isn't able to find some time for it soon, is have her tell me in general the points she's wanting to make, an outline as such, and then I'll write it for her. Then she can read it and adjust it however she wants to. It may be the only way it gets done in a timely fashion. We'll talk and decide what to do.
Two, just wanted to explain as you've no doubt received multiple emails when I post a new news article or edit one. Yesterday was a freak thing, in that when I initially posted the Uncooperative CS article, it posted three times, so three times it sent out emails saying a new article, all with the same title, had been posted.
But every time I post a new article, I encounter this problem. I write it in a word processor on my computer, then when ready, I copy/paste it into the news article window. It looks perfect when I do that. But when I hit save, for some unknown reason, it inserts multiple lines between each paragraph. Usually about three. And the only way I've been able to fix it at this point is to edit the article, delete the extra lines, then save again, and it usually looks right after that. What that means on your end is you'll receive at least two, assuming everything goes smoothly, notices for every article I publish or edit. Once when I post it, and once when I edit it to take out the lines. But yesterday you received five notices because of the DS multiple postings. Which at least I can delete the extras. And then you received one for updating the table of contents.
I'm not sure other than Gabi's article if there is much more I'm going to put there. If anyone has any ideas, I'm listening. And if I run across something that I think would fit as a helpful resource, I'll add it. I have ideas but I think DS wouldn't allow them. Like a list of book titles (we could do that much at least) of books people recommend, but what DS probably wouldn't allow is links to Amazon where they can be bought. That's about the only additional resource I can think of right now that might be helpful to put there as our own little library of helpful articles on infidelity.