David Letter

My dear friend:   I hope that my previous email didn't offend you in any way. I felt bad after sending it to you. I didn't want to offend. I realize that we have a lot in common, but also some things we may differ on. That's what makes the world a more interesting place. That's how friends often are as well. Please accept my apology if you were offended  by my comments.                                                    your friend                                                  David

My friend Hi. I just finished reading the articles you sent me, but not sure if I should comment on them. I don't wish to offend my friend by what I might say. But........ I must start by first saying that I'm not a fan of Al Gore or the former Clinton administration whatsoever. I, and many Americans, feel that the former president and his vice president were out of touch with the majority of Americans. The former president and vice president lied to congress and to the general public about their involvement in various different illegal and immoral activities. I think that both President Clinton and vice president gore lack credibility and character. President Clinton had sex with his secretary in the white house, in his office, on public tax payer time. When the news came out he denied even knowing the secretary. He later had to admit he was lying to the public. What one does in their private life is no business of mine. However, when it becomes public knowledge, than one should be a man and have character enough to admit it. Inspite what many people may believe about America, there is a very large religious population that is offended by that sort of deceit. I for one certainly was. There is a divide  in my country, between the people on the left of the political spectrum, and the people on the right. For many years the left have sought to make us more like Europe and Europeans. They don't like the fact that we're a religious country, and would like to do away with all forms of religious practices. For an example of this, there are many leftist leaders that are pushing for our government to recognize homosexual marriages. Through television and movies they attempt to convince the young people that there is nothing wrong with it, and that it's just another option or choice of lifestyle. Already that have tried to pass laws to take all references to God out of public places, school textbooks, etc. This has angered many Christians and other religious denominations in my country. So to answer your question regarding the articles... I take little account of what they say and write. I think that they have their own agenda. They (the left) are still upset over the fact that the country chose to vote their conscience, or you can say vote their faith. I may not agree with everything my president does, but I do believe he's straight forward, and not a liar. I hope you're not shocked at my response, but as my friend, I must be truthful and speak from my heart. right? I think that the fall of any civilization usually starts with a moral decline. That has already begun in my country I'm afraid. Almost anything goes here now. It's all about business and getting rich, and who cares how it effects the rest of us? Well, I think I said too much already. I'm sounding like a politician!  I don't want to do that. Take care my friend, and May God bless you and your family.                                                 your American brother

David Letter

Dear Freind:  Hello my friend. How are you and your family? I hope all is well for you. I just read your email and wanted to respond to your thoughts and opinions. I think you have a point when you say that relationships must grow through time and testing. It is through challenges and hardships that truly can test a couple's love and commitment to each other. I tend to carry my heart on my sleeve too often. I tend to be somewhat of a romantic thinker. I act from the heart, only to later regret it. I love first and think second. This is something that I'm trying to change in my self. Last year I was in a relationship that I thought was the "real thing," but ended up being false and a lie. I fell in love with someone with all my heart, only to find out that the person wasn't true to me. It hurt a lot. I take honesty and truth very seriously in a relationship. I guess that's why I'm searching for that "soulmate" I told you about. Not every man would like to be tied down in a relationship, but I do. I had good examples of love growing up. My parents were married for a long time and truly loved each other with all their hearts. They were like "one "person. My brother's and sister's also have excellent marriages. I know that it's at least possible. I totally agree with you regarding the "honeymoon period" of a relationship. There's definitely a cooling off point somewhere in the relationship. That's when you have to dig deeper within yourselves to come up with something more than sex or fantasy. That's the opportunity when true growth can happen. I don't think you'll have to worry about that my friend. Just listening to your words tells me what kind of person you are. I think you'll be successful in your future marriage, because of your character and fine qualities. You have a lot to offer your fiancee. You're a good man.  I wish you a prosperous and happy life with your future wife to be. You deserve it. Take care my friend. I'll talk to you soon.                                               your friend and brother,                                                  David