Mixed Races/now-- Only I approve who I date!
Corey D Wooten (cwooten@Bayou.UH.EDU)
Thu, 22 May 1997 17:49:42 -0500 (CDT)
On Thu, 22 May 1997, Mike Harvey wrote:
> Sis. Corey:
> > I was talking about the fact that no one has to approve
> anyone I date except me. It doesn't have to be okay with
> my family or anyone else. As long as he and I are equally
> yoked, he likes me and I like him, it's cool. We can do a
> little something, something.
>
> Hmmmm Sis. I must take issue with your statement and the implied
> attitude,
> There is one who you should get input from… Your Pastor.
>
> He has been put over you to oversee your life, Our personal
> Relationships are a big part of our lives, depending on (WHO) we marry
> our lives will turn out differently. Even if a person is in the church
> full of the Holy Ghost and living the life he may not be the one for
> you. Many times if young people would trust there pastors input a lot
> of hart ache could be avoided . Remember it is he who must give account
> to god for you.
>
> He does need to approve who you date.
>
I totally understand and agree with that. At my church, my pastor
takes a couple, that comes to him and wants to get married, through a 6
month or longer program or something. Right now that doesn't concern me
because I'm only 19 and Marriage is not one of my top priorities on my TO
DO list. I'm not even dating anyone and won't be dating anyone else until
after I've graduated from college. I'm too young to be tied down to one
person. As far as other people approving my choice of a mate, I was
talking about my family and friends. I do not need their approval in
Corey's life. The didn't ask for mine and I won't ask for theirs.
Corey Wooten
(yes, there is much attitude in the above message)