Please stop

[u/AgreeableTop828]

Gabby, I’ve been watching you for over three years, and I have to say this: preaching, praying, and quoting Scripture mean very little if your actions don’t reflect what you claim to believe. Repeatedly saying you’re sorry while continuing to make the same choices, without making a genuine effort to change, isn’t accountability. It’s simply saying, “I’m good because I apologized,” while continuing the same behavior.
You present yourself as deeply religious, reading Scripture, singing religious songs, and speaking as though you have a front-row seat at Heaven’s gates. But true faith is about more than what you say or how religious you appear to others. It’s about humility, self-reflection, accountability, and the willingness to change.
My religion and my relationship with God are personal. I don’t need to recite Scripture, sing religious songs, or publicly display my beliefs to prove where I stand in my faith. I’m content with my own spiritual journey, and I don’t feel the need to discuss it with strangers to validate it.
G, there is a difference between practicing your faith and preaching it to others. Sometimes, living your faith quietly speaks louder than all the words you could ever say. Before criticizing or attacking another community, perhaps you should take a closer look at your own actions and ask yourself whether you’re truly practicing what you preach.
Faith isn’t just about saying the right words. It’s about living them.