| I Want a Guy | |
| By susie onTuesday, October 02, 2007 | |
| | Susie:
I’m Natalie from Melrose, Conn., and I’m 13 years old. I want to know |  | |
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| Help Me Help My Dad | |
| By susie onTuesday, October 02, 2007 | |
| | Susie: My dad’s appearance is . . . scary at best. I love him, but he’s done a lot of stuff to himself inside and out. He was a drug addict, an alcoholic and he’s currently a smoker. He’s also bipolar. | | |
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| Money Matters | |
| By susie onTuesday, October 02, 2007 | |
| | Susie: When I get babysitting money, I tithe 10 percent, save 10 percent and spend the rest. | | |
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| Modesty and Guys | |
| By susie onTuesday, October 02, 2007 | |
| | Susie: I feel that God has led me to be an example to other girls in the area of modesty. I have a passion to tell others my age that real beauty is what comes from your spirit. But I’ve reached a roadblock.
I know I’m beautiful, because God tells me that in Scripture, but I don’t see it when it comes to guys. I strongly support
Modesty, because I don’t want to get the yucky guys that come with dressing immodestly, but I want guys to notice me a bit more. I don’t really mean that I want a boyfriend or anything, but I just want more attention. Is this wrong? And how can I stop wanting to competing with other girls to get attention from the guys?
Sometimes I think guys don’t care if a girl dresses modestly, because when I respect guys and dress modestly, it never gets me anywhere with them, while the girls who show a little skin even get the “nice” guys looking their way. I just feel like my efforts to respect guys is only making me invisible.
Sophia | | |
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