My Ex Friend

[Dana Covert82]

How do I deal with my ex friend that lives 2,340 miles away, and that I'm never gonna see again in my lifetime, but will always hear about wanting to know about me? I think writing a letter, but telling my friend that's the "heavy" to take down the letter in his braillelite to read to him, and hopefully never hear about my ex friend again? Or, do I just totally forget about my ex friend? I'm at a loss here. I just want to get this resolved as much as can be resolved. Thanks and God bless.

 

[Brad Huber]

Ask Jesus what to do, then read scripture, perhaps proverbs, and see if some verses there speak an answer to you.

 

[Dana Covert82]

Ask Jesus what to do, then read scripture, perhaps proverbs, and see if some verses there speak an answer to you.

Oh, okay. I will try that. And of course, I'll pray to Him.

 

[kvnchrist]

Sorry, but this is the third posting about this same subject in a couple of days. I'm beginning to think you are trying to find a way not to do anything about this and have it suddenly vanish. Guidance is just that, guidance. It is not meant to be put in place of action. Someone will have to confront this individual in some capacity and since he is after you, you are the logical person to do the confronting. Prayer can do a lot to reveal a path, but you still must walk that path.

I dislike confrontation, myself but I've found out the more upfront you are about any situation, the quicker it will be resolved. Many times the anxiety and worry are far more severe than the act itself. I can't tell you how many times I've felt a fool for the dread I abused myself with while I contemplated doing something I didn't want to do, after the deed was done.

Worry is the interest you pay on a debt not due you. Do not be afraid of the unknown, for you have a father that walks with you and guides your steps. Trust in him!

 

[Dana Covert82]

@kvnchrist: I can't call him since his mom blocked my #. I'm not as I hope you read that I'm not writing the letter. I'll let it resolve itself. Michael will eventually realize he needs to stop talking about me.