OrionTheWolf
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Greetings girl, I am glad that some of the lessons I taught, did not go unheard and unlearned. You have come a long way from what you were, and a long road still ahead. That long road ahead, is there for all of us. serve well, Orion quote:
ORIGINAL: sparkliegirl Greetings Masters, Mistresses, and girls, *sigh* Not sure what it is, but I can easily identify with soshi... especially when I was closer to her age (a few years back... *smiles*)... for whatever reason, some people need to 'convince' themselves that they are so far superior to others, or somehow, others (parents/teachers/professors) have convinced them that they are. In my case, a combination of both... I was very intelligent, so mom, dad, teachers, etc... told me how much potential I had compared to my peers. Yet, for some reason, I never really got along well with too many kids my own age, so I think internally I convinced myself that I was better than them... so it didn't hurt quite so much. In any event, it took me a long while to figure out that I really wasn't better than anyone else. I might be more educated... but that didn't mean I was smarter. I might be smarter, but that didn't mean I had as much 'common sense' as someone else. Everyone has their gifts, and just because theirs isn't the same as yours, doesn't mean that you are somehow superior. I was once accused of being an elitist.... as a Christian, that was a scary thing to be called.... because if Jesus wasn't an elitist... and was able to humble himself and serve others... than there certainly was no reason why I should be an elitist, or why I should not feel comfortable in my desire to humble myself and serve others Anyways, just thought I'd share those thoughts... for what they are worth... if anything. Wishing everyone a pleasant weekend, ~sparklie
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