Is this the start of something good?

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#1 blakout3
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I just finished a massive conversation with my step dad about Christianity. He's a christian, and so am I sort of. Like I believe in him but I haven't acknowledged him in my day to day actions. But now I fully feel Christianity is what's for me. But what I don't what to happen is for me to drop off in ike 2 years, and lose faith and just walk away. I want a part of what's waiting for me after life. For once, I'm not scared of dying, in fact I welcome it almost. I feel empowered and like I want to do good. Does anyone know what I'm talking about? And no, this isn't a knee-jerk reaction. I'm excited.
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Sounds like you're in for a disappointment.

Doing good is hard. Real hard.

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If you figure...However you figure.
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#4 vlin1108
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If you figure...However you figure.blakout3

It's none of your business, really. Helping people makes them look weak. They don't want to look weak. You can get hated just for trying to help.

Maybe people won't like your tone, your face, or your display of emotions; like pity for example. Your good intentions might come off as bad, or maybe no one really wants your help.