A woman with whom I was having a relationship insisted that I accompany her to an inaugural meeting of an American Christian group. It was in a very large church that was no longer being used by locals. Hundreds of people were there. They began with a demonstration of healing. A man in a wheelchair was wheeled in. The healer began sternly ordering Satan to leave him .. and he immediately began shaking and ... within seconds ... was on his feet ... dancing. People in the congregation began calling out:"Praise the Lord! A miracle!". The atmosphere became "electric" ... with people calling out that they had been healed of "poor eyesight", "arthritis", etc. These people were members of this Christian group. When things calmed down everybody sat down ... and collection pouches were passed around. The person next to me ... who was a member of the church ... put in £40 ... and thrust the pouch at me, whilst giving me a "challenging" look (I just passed it on). A preacher appeared on the stage and said: "We know that Jesus knew a lot about the Old Testament". There was a murmur of approval. He followed up with: "Of course he did. He wrote it". There was a louder murmur of approval. It went on like this for quite a while. Afterwards most people seemed to be happy with what was going on ... including the woman I was with. I quietly said something critical to her about what was going on. She flared up and, in aloud voice, said: "You're EVIL!" ... causing lots of people to glare at HER. She took me back to her place and I spent the night there. Now ... I'm not "unskilled" with women ... but I couldn't get her "going".
Some time later I was outside a Starbucks with her trying to persuade her to give up trying to be a Christian when she suddenly, angrily, said: "I want you to rape me!" Causing people at a nearby table to look around.
In case you're wondering ... no I didn't.
At the church I'd noticed that a lot of the women seemed to be "aroused". They seemed to be attracted to men who claimed to be able to perform "miracles".
Some time later I was outside a Starbucks with her trying to persuade her to give up trying to be a Christian when she suddenly, angrily, said: "I want you to rape me!" Causing people at a nearby table to look around.
In case you're wondering ... no I didn't.
At the church I'd noticed that a lot of the women seemed to be "aroused". They seemed to be attracted to men who claimed to be able to perform "miracles".