Desperate Enough to Even Ask

If you can't tell another human about your tribulations, why not lay them before god? 

Who knows, maybe they will finally realize that ruining your life wasn't in anyone's best interests?

Ha!  You wish!


https://youtu.be/0GtuS7y6pmE

*Note, she displays dangerous levels of disrespect trashing those offerings.

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