Now Vincent asks the question that we all want to know, if you weren't on Mary at

first sight, like if this whole thing didn't exist, we'll do that with your S. And Chris

at this moment, because his answer flips and flops for the next few episodes, and at this

moment he claims he's committed to Paige. We know it was a lie, yeah. Which we know is a lie, but

that's what the words that he's speaking. Now Brianna is with Paige, like so where you at,

what's where you where she had it, and she's like, she's confused, but she's not walking away,

you know, immediately. And this is where she gets my Becky of the week, because why? Okay,

here's the thing. Here's the thing. Here's the thing. The writer die mentality and the Bible

don't go together. They don't. If you are writer die for a nigger who is trash, that does not go

with the submission that you thought you were going to be. It didn't. And if you really studied

this religion that you so claim to be so far in, you would never subscribe to the writer

die mentality for a nigger who is trash, because you have put yourself worth as God's child above that.

So for you to sit here and say some regular ass, hallmark, mahogany ass phrase, and say, oh,

God doesn't give you what you can't handle. Oh, but this is God's ordained will for me,

and all the rest of these things that are so incredibly surface,

in order to stay in a bad situation for someone else's child to be someone else's mother

that you did not birth. Especially when your family told you this should as well,

not even meeting him. What is your family going to say to you? What is your brother who told you

who told you this? Episode one. What is he going to say? And what are you going to say to him?

You know, shit, but a phrase. Right. But a phrase. That's all she got. That's it. That's all she got.

Well, yeah, she's still, as she keeps saying, she's still trying to figure out why they were matched.

And that's going to be her ending. That's going to be her shining phrase always.

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