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Old July 29th, 2010
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Default Re: Have u ever changed your view of someone?

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I have had that happen a few times with people I've worked wth down the years, I've thought I liked them and that we were similar people but then they've said or done something that has made me realise that there was a lot too them that I just hadn't seen and it's made me realise that we weren't similar at all and there was no potential for any kind of relationship.

The most prominent memory I have was a woman I worked with in my first job, I was 17 and she was over 30 but we just got along really well and became fast friends due to working in the kitchen together.

It was a few months later when she felt we were close enough she decided to share some of her past with me and while I honestly wasn't judgemental about it (even though some of it was really bad) it was like there had been a wall obscuring half of who she was and suddenly it had all came down and I saw that while we could always get along well enough a real friendship was always going to be out of reach, partly because the years difference between us meant I just couldn't begin to appreciate or understand how she'd done the things she'd done and honestly how she lived with it......because I'm not sure I could.
I can't say I haven't done that myself, it seems like I have either heard, seen or done everything under the sun. I think one of the most amazing things about real christians that i have met is that some of those who have done the worst things you could think of is that they have a great passion for God. They might have more baggage but they burn hot. Those who have been forgiven much, love much.
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