How to protect yourself without being a snob - bible talk

[jennifer_bloom]

In the last 4 years, I’ve had four mentally challenged people harass me and try to force me to be their friend against my will. I did not like these people because they were morally corrupt but I did not think I was intelligent enough to figure out who was being a jerk out of selfishness and who was being a jerk out of brain damage or mental illness or abusive parents or uncles or boyfriends, than I noticed a pattern: Whenever I met an evil person I did not want to be friends with, that person would randomly disappear from my life usually after 3 months or so, without me kicking them out of my life on my own. My friend from church said something similar, when she got close to God, she did not begin to reject her evil and wicked friends, instead her evil and wicked friends began to reject her, so you can be nice to everyone and not worry you will attract jerks by choosing to be tolerant and accepting of others.

[Massageman]

Interesting how that works, isn't it?

My only quibble is with the (assumption?) that they are mentally challenged.
They may or may not be, but in the long run, "birds of a feather flock together", so they (the people leaving you) soon discover that the corruption that satan has laid on their heart just doesn't jibe with your view of your life walking with Him.

[Massageman]

Thanks for the MHO.

[witness1]

That sounds good for you, but what exactly is the question?

[emilym12345]

I’m sorry but this literally made no sense. If god is real then we are all gods children and god loves everyone even Mary Magdalene!

[Anonymous]

This sounds completely arrogant to be honest. Sounds like these people are disappearing from your life after and few months because they don't want to deal with the preaching

[Marhaban-1]

My advice is just be merciless if the situation requires it

[Anonymous]

not caring for anyone and by not being an avid fan of useless people

[IncognitoBandito]

You have the depth of a kiddie pool

[collie22]

always protect your credibility