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They are worth the fight

Guest 1ldvirtue
Guest 1ldvirtue
in The Poetree

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The statement was never fight for a man, 

 

My response is

 

Unless he is your son, or unjustly accused, or your brother father or a really good friend, and again it depends on who you fighting. The statement is to vague, it doesnt apply because I can assume and read way to much into it and there are far to many ways to fight, physically fighting should by no need be done for anyone, but spiritually I fight daily for all the men in my life. Financially I am extremely selective whom I fight or fight for. Emotionally I struggle to fight because that is far the most damaging of all fights. Yet and still those fights anger me the most and require the greatest investment. So the response is to not fighting unless the fight leads the one fighting to God

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