First of all, let me state that this blog post is not about what some politically-slanted, so-called reproductive rights group might try to shove down our throats about their twisted view on abortion and call it “freedom of choice”. I won’t even begin to get into how much they tick me off. If I did, this would be a never-ending blog post, because their antics have brainwashed untold millions of women (and some men too) about how to classify that unborn baby in their womb as a “fetus” because it helps them to feel better about killing it.
See? There I go. So let’s talk about something else that involves making choices. Read on…
What to Do?
From the time we’re old enough to start thinking for ourselves, even a little bit, we begin to make choices.
At first these are little choices about little things. You know… like whether we want to eat the food our parents give us, whether we want to do what we’re told to do, whether we make our bed or not. And the list goes on. Not very major things for sure.
As we grow older, though, we start being faced with choices that will make a difference in the direction of our lives.
We decide whether we will excel in school or just coast by. We decide if we’re going to rebel against our parents or not. We decide if we’re going to conform to what our peers want us to be or not. Choices everywhere.
The older we get, the more important these choices become. By the time we’ve reached 15 or 16, we have started to plot the map of our future, whether we realize it or not.
Once we finish high school (if we do decide to finish high school), we have either built our future on solid ground, or we’re on shaky ground, Continue reading