Life's Journey with God

(Joshua Harris, I Kissed Dating Goodbye ) I think this is a very powerful article in which Harris says that it's up to us (our choice) to feed the imagination and let our minds wander, create lustful thoughts even and misusing someone emotionally . It definitely doesn't help to continuously think about the person we're attracted to and constantly talk about this person because what we're doing is just building this image of this person and it almost seems like he/she is all there is, that he/she is perfect. I think this is really apt in my case. I personally experience most of what is said above in the article. Having been attracted to a co-worker on the first day of work is definitely something that is based on looks or rather, something very shallow because there is no other plausible cause in liking someone without talking to this person, let alone getting to know this person. And the more I thought about it, I realize that yes, I have made this person into this

It's been a week since I entered Leo Burnett for my internship. Grateful for the few familiar faces and the other friendly interns too. During the first day, my supervisor, the creative team head, invited me to join in and listen to one of their creative ideation pitch. While it was interesting to see how great ideas are formed and improved, I was fairly distracted by one of my team member. She caught my eye almost immediately, from her looks to her tattoos to everything. I honestly don't know if I've ever been attracted by someone I've just met before so this is a new feeling/experience for me. She intrigues me. However, for that one week, we barely spoke except for the casual exchanges of 'hi's' and 'bye's'. Heck, I barely spoke to anyone in the team. I felt lost and uncomfortable being the new person there. Everyone was busy with their work yet I had nothing to do.  So I did what I do best. I started stalking. Although I only knew a