UNDERSTANDING TIME AND TIDES

UNDERSTANDING TIME AND TIDES BY: JOHN O. AJAO

EPISODE 2

ISABELLE THE LADY OF CHASTITY

Sometimes ago, there was a young lady named Isabelle who was just beginning to explore her sexuality. As she learned more about her body and her desires, she also learned about the concept of s****l purity. Some people told her that it was important to wait until marriage to have s*x, while others told her that it was okay to explore her sexuality before then.

Isabelle was confused by all of this information, and she didn't know what to do. She decided to take some time to think about what was right for her. As she thought about it, she realized that she wanted to make a decision based on what she truly believed, rather than what other people told her to do.

One day, Isabelle went to the beach to think about her decision. As she sat on the sand, she watched the waves come in and out, over and over again. It was as if time itself was flowing like the tide. And as she watched the waves, Isabelle realized that she didn't need to rush into a decision.

Isabelle decided to take her time and really think about what she wanted. She started to think about what "s****l purity" meant to her. Was it about waiting until marriage? Or was it about being true to herself and her own values? Isabelle realized that s****l purity was not just about a specific set of rules or behaviors. It was about being true to her own sense of self and what was right for her. And she realized that time was on her side - she didn't need to rush into anything.

In the end, Isabelle made a decision that was right for her, based on her own values and beliefs.

And as the years went by, Isabelle found that her decision had been the right one for her. She felt comfortable and confident in her own skin, and she never regretted taking the time to figure out what she truly wanted. And when she eventually did find a partner, she was able to approach the relationship with a clear head and an open heart. And she knew that her decision to be true to herself had been the right one all along.

Isabelle's spouse was very appreciative of her decision to be true to herself. He respected her for taking the time to figure out what was right for her, and he never pressured her to do anything she wasn't comfortable with. In fact, Isabelle's spouse found her strength and confidence to be one of the most attractive things about her. And he knew that their relationship was built on a foundation of honesty and respect, which made it all the more special.

So, in the end, Isabelle's decision for s****l purity was not only right for her, but it also helped to create a strong and healthy relationship with her partner. It was a decision that she would never regret, and it shaped her life in a positive way. She was glad that she had taken the time to figure out what she truly wanted, rather than simply following the crowd. Isabelle knew that her values and beliefs were more important than any outside pressure or expectation. And that was something she would always hold onto, no matter what the future held.

For some of Isabelle's friends, their decisions about s****l purity led to some regrets and difficulties. Some of them had gotten into relationships that weren't healthy or fulfilling, and they had a hard time finding true happiness. Others had struggled with the consequences of their decisions, such as unwanted pregnancies or STDs. And still others had simply felt like they had compromised their own values and beliefs by giving in to peer pressure.

Isabelle was always there for her friends, no matter what they were going through. She never judged them for their decisions, and she always offered a listening ear and a shoulder to cry on. But she also...remained true to her own beliefs and values, even when it was hard. And in the end, she was glad that she had made the right decision for herself. It wasn't always easy, but it was worth it.

There are a few key lessons that can be learned from Isabelle's story. Okay, let's start with the first lesson: It's important to be true to yourself and your own values. Isabelle's story shows us that sometimes it's hard to do this, especially when there's pressure from others to conform or fit in. But in the end, being true to yourself is always the best way to live a happy and fulfilling life. It might not be easy, but it's worth it. Do you agree with this lesson? Have you ever struggled with being true to yourself?

The second lesson: Making decisions based on peer pressure or external expectations is not always the best way to live your life. We see this in Isabelle's story, where some of her friends made choices that didn't align with their own values, and they ended up unhappy or regretful. It's easy to get caught up in what other people think, but it's important to make decisions based on what's best for you. What do you think about this lesson? Have you ever made a decision based on what other people expected of you?

The third lesson: It's important to be patient and take the time to figure out what you truly want and need. This is a lesson that Isabelle learned throughout her journey. She didn't rush into any decisions, and she took the time to think about what was right for her. She didn't let outside pressure or her own impatience push her into something she didn't really want. Do you think this is a lesson that's easy to follow? Have you ever been impatient when making a decision?

The fourth lesson: It's possible to maintain strong relationships and be there for your friends, even if you have different beliefs and values. We see this in Isabelle's story, where she remains a supportive and loving friend to her friends, even when they make different choices. Do you think it's possible to have strong relationships with people who have different beliefs and values? How do you maintain your own relationships?

The fifth and final lesson: In the end, it's important to remember that happiness and fulfillment come from within, not from external factors like money or success. Isabelle's story reminds us that true happiness is something we create for ourselves, not something we can find in other people or things. Do you think it's possible to find happiness from within?

What do you think of these lesson?

Do you think Isabelle's friends learned anything from her example? Do you think they might have made different choices if they had seen the outcome of Isabelle's decision?

MY CAUTION

UNDERSTAND TIME AND TIDES

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Dear Teens and Youths,

I have been in several sessions with young ones who are of the opinion that Chastity is like crises. And if you don't mingle you are only being smuggled.

Very recently, A teenager was said to have frowned at the Campaign and Cautions we give against s****l Immorality, saying those warnings are not real but to just discourage enjoyment of teenage years. What a pain in my heart!

A lady reported herself in a conversation with me many years ago, saying the reason she gave her virginity to her boy friend was because, he told her that there is a sickness in him caused by "Purity" (Not having had s*x with any lady). He lied further that, she could only prove her love for him by helping him out of the supposed "Sexless-Oriented Sickness". Oh! My Counselee was so gullible to give in. It was all lies but it was too late when she knew the truth.

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STAY PURE. STAY CHASTE. STAY SAFE. STAY AWAY FROM s****l SINS.

Eccl.12.1 - Remember your Creator in the days of your youth, before the days of trouble come and the years approach when you will say, "I find no pleasure in them"-