Torn and Confused, but I love You

Michael, dear ones, after seeing, love taught me, changed me. I know that you are the only man I really like and I am the only man in my life that I want to get along with you. From the beginning you can see we are together, I can hear what my heart says: "I want to marry him." I was shocked, but I am very happy. Then my head and self blocked my fake pride to take over my game. I began to see everything I wanted to change about you. A false pride makes me worried afraid that you do not love me.

When I talked about us, I was very sad. I love you, I know what you can not imagine without you, no matter what you love my life, but I will never forget what you did to me . Everything we do with each other will lead us to where we are now. I sometimes hate you because I know that I truly love you as a whole. I hope that we can start over as we know this is you, it will always be you, but I do not think I'll never forget everything. So I was torn apart, we will never be together, but I still love you very much.

The love for all its strength is terrible. It scares you because you are afraid of losing. The moment when you are torn by someone or someone you love. Many people die before allowing themselves to experience the love of crushing the earth. They close their minds and stop any attempts of love. This is a tragedy. Knowing love means to know sacred touch. The person who knows this is the person you want. When you cry, you will reveal your soul. You are entirely clear about what matters to you. Those that will motivate you and yourself You open your own criticism, but you know that you can give yourself the best gift, you do not mind, it is your gift . You true. Crying is to know an intimate paradox, but taking risks and taking risks.

As I mentioned before, as a Christian, I have always been confused and divided. I would like to hear and read about the teachings of Jesus Christ, but when a highly educated scholar and theologist laid off all other religions, I resigned. My heart completely believes in Jesus, but I do not agree with the fact that all Christians go to heaven, others are in trouble and go elsewhere. How can God be so cruel and unfair? We certainly know that God is fairness; this is not the reason Jesus died. God wishes to communicate with mankind, his creation, but someone has to pay for the sin (disobedience between Adam and Eve). So we are sacrificed for sinless creation, Jesus, as we are saved now. So, if God is so fair, how can we get the opportunity for most people in the world to be saved?