To Good To Be True
- October 28th, 2009
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I know I said I wouldn’t be posting anymore but to be honest I can’t help myself. This one was to good to be true. I just kept it short a sweet. Saying that I could have done a lot worse. Classic Alan.
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From: Oliver Jon Cross <oliver.cross@gmail.com>
Date: 2009/10/26
Subject: Re: Schedule a Meeting?
To: Bell xxxxx <bxxxxxxxxx.txxxxxxxxxx@gmail.com>
Hello Belle,
I am free from Wednesday, please let me know the time and the place that’s best for you. Remember Belle, “God made Adam and Eve not Adam and Steve”.
Peace out,
Oliver
2009/10/23 Belle Thomson <bxxxxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxx@gmail.com>:
> Dear Father,
> I know we spoke about this at length last Friday, and I did take the
> first step you suggested and ordered that book. To be honest, it
> arrived yesterday, but I haven’t had the courage to open it yet. You
> see, the prospect of change is scary to me; even if it would be an
> obvious change for the better. This has always been an issue for me,
> and I could never figure out why.
> Last night I wrote out a detailed list of all the negative
> consequences of my actions and I went into great detail as you
> suggested. Of course, I also wrote out a detailed list of the ways in
> which my life will change for the better once I’m able to curb my
> sexual appetite. I’m even more convinced now that I need to change,
> but it’s this first step that’s killing me. It’s almost like despite
> the negative consequences I’ve suffered to date, I’m afraid to lose
> this part of me. I guess it’s the same with any addiction. I just wish mine was a more common one, like smoking.
> Well, I apologize for rambling, but as you’re aware you’re the only
> one that knows of my “challenge” and the struggle to overcome it. If
> possible I would very much like to schedule a time to meet with you at
> your earliest convenience.
> Best Regards,
> Bxxxxxxxxx