So what is up with kids now a days going to freakin raves all the time, putting on ridiculous looking childish bracelets and partying until they throw up their guts?! It makes me sick. Like, when did this become cool? It's all so fake, every freaking girl looks exactly the same and guess what, they even get the same nick name....
Cool. Really really cool. So original. I just love it.
I could just squash their poofy hair. Seriously, it gets old. I know it's only a trend, but I also know it will leave them in the dust, drugs running through their brains, with glow sticks still bright and their gobbed on makeup in tact.
Bottom line, why can't I be more loving, when it is obvious these girls are going to regret all this someday? And why am I so arrogant?
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Basically pray more for God's will in your life -- I know that sounds really cliché but that's because people say that all the time thinking that God's going to show up in a black limo, ask them to hop in and tell them exactly what school they should go to, who they need to spend more time with, and where their life is going to be headed in general.
This is obviously not true.
God's will is simply for us to love Him and to love people. He wants us to be a watering can that pours his love out of us into everyone surrounding us. I'd like to think that the water in that can is always there, ever-cascading -- which it is -- but it definitely has to be filled back up. Let's face it, we can't just pray one time for the ability to love others regardless of what sins they commit and then be able to do that for the rest of our lives.
But there are some that are more difficult for us to love. For example, I have a very hard time responding in love to guys (especially ones my age for some reason) who are disrespectful to women. A lot of the time I just have to walk away because I know if I say something it's going to be full of anger and then they will consider me to be a judgemental jerk (which is, of course, very true).
But at least we can fill the watering can back up whenever it runs low, and there are always dry patches that we've missed. The point is that we're doing it in the first place
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