I'm not coming back to fox next year, and I have no idea how to tell my family.

I secretly want to marry an asian guy so my babies would be half asian... SO FLIPPIN CUTE

So I think that I am homosexual and I don't feel that God convicts me for that. I believe that I was born to love people not a specific gender and in my life I just want to be happy. But I am scared to come out because of the judgements that my community will pass on me. Fox is a great school but there are things that people say that are very concerning to me and how I believe I am called to live my life. I know that people will say that I am a sinner and I am going to hell for my feeling on homosexuality but being raised in the church I was taught to love all people. I am a Christian and I believe that i am going to heaven. I also believe that I am a Homosexual and God still loves me.

As the writer of the Dom/Sub post, I wish people actually knew what that relationship is like, what it entails, and why those relationships are often healthier, and are actually biblical in origin. It has nothing to do with a corner, or who tends to work on them.

Fox is a broken school... and I wish I knew how to fix it. I wish I knew how to bridge the gap between Believers and Non-Believers. I wish I could be part of a positive change in the school... I wish, I knew a better way to express my views.

I am hoping to find a girl that willing to be in a Dom/Sub relationship, and I fear I will not find her here.

I hope the bronze bear happens!!!!

Life. Is. Tough. I used to not really understand how people could get really depressed, but lately due to several circumstances, some of my own doing, and some that were simply out of my control, I’ve felt rather beaten down. Now I will be the first to admit that many people probably have it much worse than me, but nonetheless it has started to get to me. Ultimately, I have found that Christ’s relentless love really has been the one thing that has pushed me on. While the past won’t simply disappear, His love can take away the burden of what I have done, so that I can focus fully on what is in front of me. And while there can sometimes seem like there are a million things to change, by just focusing on doing the right thing with the problem immediately in front of me and taking “baby steps” it can help take that overwhelming feeling away. So in Thanksgiving spirit, I would like to thank God for allowing me to live without the burden of the past, and for the people who have supported me.