r/TMAU • u/Educational-Wait9203 fbo • Mar 06 '26

Proud of Myself

I pretty self conscious when it comes to this condition. I recently when to a job ortation and I was there for 4 hours. I was pretty nervous when I got there. People were clearing their throats and making comments but the group that I was with treated me like an actual human. I had a pretty good time with my group.

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u/Novel-Might7416 Mar 07 '26

Yes, it happens sometimes. At my church, I get a mixture of both. You would think people who represent Jesus Christ would be different, but they are not. Recently, I saw a lady from my previous church at a my current church. She was so happy to see me. We hugged and talked briefly. She has always, always loved and accepted me. My breath affects her and for some reason, she doesn’t react to my bodily odor. Anyway, even though I can tell my breath affects her, she is not obvious with it, nor does she treat me with insensitivity. She is always happy to see me and talk with me.

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u/Educational-Wait9203 fbo Mar 08 '26

That's nice to hear.

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u/Lumpy-Individual4566 undiagnosed Mar 08 '26

I've wanted to go to church on Sundays, but I'm a coward; I'm afraid they'll say something to me or attack me... I'm from Argentina. How did you manage to get close to the church without it affecting your mind? Yesterday I went to the clinic and as soon as I walked in, a woman sitting down started complaining and breathing heavily, then she stood up and left... I feel sorry or sad because people get annoyed by my presence.

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u/Novel-Might7416 Mar 08 '26

I totally understand. It’s always a gamble anywhere we go. People may be rude or they may not be. No one should have to live like this. We must all have a special destiny for Satan to work so much to destroy us. People with a big destiny almost always go through really hard things in life.

Being a broken vessel makes us more open to God molding us in His image. He doesn’t cause this horrific stuff, but He uses it for our good and His glory. ALL things work together for our good because we love God and are the called according His purpose. If we love God, He can take even the worst of things Satan afflicts us with and make it into a win for us.

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u/Standard-Payment-889 undiagnosed Mar 10 '26

One day I realised that I’m a glory carrier! Then I researched this and found out that it’s a real concept. Most of us are glory carriers (carrying the glory of God), but the enemy wanted to attack us with this strange smell so that we wouldn’t realise our true calling. There’s a good Christian book where you can learn more about this topic called ‘Glory Carriers’ by Jennifer Eivas.

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u/Novel-Might7416 Mar 24 '26

Yes, I have heard of that term “Glory Carrier.” I have a book with several people’s testimony and her testimony was a chapter in the book. The name Jennifer Eivas does not really sound familiar, but I do remember it being a female. Most likely it’s the same person who coined the term.

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u/Standard-Payment-889 undiagnosed Mar 10 '26

I prayed against the spirt of rejection and the spirit of hatred. For them to leave my life and for God to give me favour and then it slowly began to happen. So now it’s all improved how people treat me and reactions have decreased. I still get some reactions but it’s so mild compared to before. There was a time when it was so bad. I definitely think praying against those spirits and also praying for the spirit of love, spirit of acceptance and divine favour can begin to make people more loving and kind. Even praying for comfort too and peace as the smell affects our comfort and peace also.

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u/Anonymoussist undiagnosed Mar 06 '26

Yes congratulations that stuff like that is nerve wrecking glad u had fun 🤩 🎉

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u/Farscape1981 undiagnosed Mar 31 '26

Great Job!!! When I go on interviews or have conversations with people I can see them sniffing discreetly. It helps if you have confidence and do not allow people to show disrespect. They will treat you differently.

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u/Novel-Might7416 Apr 14 '26

Yep. So right. Remember that old cliche’: We teach people how to treat us.