Well, I'm sure that that statement only applies for those who do the right things. But what about those who do the wrong things? Or those who are contemplating it? Does the statement include them as well because they do things 'differently'? What draws the line between someone who does things similarly or not?
Tonight's not my night. The evening started off unwell. I wish I could do something about it. Anyway. I managed to calm myself down after a while, saying that I'm just over-reacting. Perhaps I really was.
"Don't try to change someone". Does that mean the best we can do, as friends, or more, is to warn and advice? How true does this statement hold, really? If someone is about to do the wrong thing, do we just let them go ahead with it after bringing it up to tem, and let Life do the teaching? But wouldn't they turn around one day and say to you "you didn't stop me"?
See the dilemma I'm in?
I don't know what to say. It's either I tell you and brave it out, or I let your parents do their job.
Does whatever I say hold any weight at all? Or are they all meaningless?
Risking it all for worldly pleasure doesn't make sense. Oh well. Either I tell you in person or I tell you in an email.
You know what. I'll tell you in person. Because you are THAT important to me. I hope I am the same to you, so that you hear me out. At least give it some thought.
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