What is the greatest gift you ever wasted or lost?

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Mar 22, 2013
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I kinda was a bully worst nightmare. I turned quite vicious when someone attempted to bully me. and no I didn't fight fair, I fought to ether kill or cripple, I lived by the thought eliminate the threat.
 
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coby

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The greatest gift I lost was intercession and my first Love.
It's been hard all these years to pick it up again, but the Lord is calling me now to pick it up again and get on my knees and pray for souls in the morning. Everything collapsed when we stopped praying every morning. I've been looking for a man to be my prayer partner but sinceHe didn't send him I don't even want it anymore. I want Him and souls and revival and be revived myself.
 
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Lost_sheep

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The greatest gift I ever wasted was my ability to be chaste. Even when I was living as a secular hedonist, I never had much of an appetite for carnal pleasures. Much to the dismay of both of my ex-wives. I've been completely celibate for the past 5 years, and knowing now that I am completely unable to have children and always was, I wish I would have remained chaste and pure my entire life. I regret every sexual encounter I've ever had. So, I threw away my purity.
 
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Tintin

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Trust in my fellow man. I'm far less trusting and more cynical than I was a couple years ago. I guess you could say I used to be too trusting of people, but I've swung far the other way. I'm currently learning more of a balance. And in that, I'm re-learning what it means to love and trust God and people.
 
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Kaycie

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When I was little my gramma gave us four kids each one one hundred dollar bill. They were extremely old, and we were told they'd be worth thousands when we became adults. One day I was starving- literally, I was a skinny kid and we weren't fed unless church people came over. My brother got so hungry once he ate dog food. Anyways, I snuck in my moms closet, took the money, and headed to the candy store. I was so young I didn't even know if I was giving too much money, or given correct change back. It didn't matter, I spent every bit of it on candy. The cashier sure took advantage. I was so hungry my brother and I sometimes ate outdoor plants. Well, when asked who took them, I admitted it was me. Everyone was so angry and asked why?!? I said I was hungry.
 

garet82

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My mobile phone :'(
I really sad when i lost it cause someone stole it when i was in public transportation. They really hv no heart coz when i realized my phone gone i called my number n that person still answered my call from my mobile phone. I beg him to return it coz my sister gave it as my present.
I still remembered the phone n the mean voices that sound in the phone when i asked him to return it. I even offered him to give other phone as long as he returned it back to me :'( but he never met nor even returned it back to me :'(
 

AsifinPassing

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Innocence...maybe...or purity...or the love of another...