Fed Up!

[jezic]

one note is that a lot of us have been there.

Take a step back for a minute. Remember the quote of St. Paul "if God is for us, who can be against us?"

Teens years are chaotic times and feelings can go from the highest of highs to the lowest of lows in a second. You need to understand this.

Second think of all the things that you actually do have going for you (your desire for Mass, Confession, Prayer, School even if you don't think so, and so much more)

Christ promises no one that life would be easy, he only promises to lead us home. At times that involves walking through the darkest valleys and bearing some heavy burdens. The most important thing is to constantly follow him.

Tell him about how you feel. Let him know about it.

Pray

That is the best any of us can do.

[peach_cube]

Rev,

Fyi I have always thought that you were cool. Sometimes parents want you to be little clones of themselves, it can take a long time for them to let go of that. And if they don't they'll just miss out on what a truly special person you are. Sometimes they are afraid to admit that you are growing up and you won't need them around anymore.

It seems that teenage boys(and men that have the minds of teenage boys) have an obsession with homosexuality. Get use to saying "Gee, <insert name here> you sure seem to talk about homosexuality alot. You know the first sign of a closet homosexual is one who lashes out in anger." or if that doesn't work I prefer the karate chop to the larnex and while they are grasping for air a nice firm knee to the groin. I know it's not the "christian" thing to do but sometimes people need a nice kick in the groin. Seriously though the big tough guys who always bully kids for being homos more often then not end being the homosexuals.