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Letter To My Daughter 3


Dear Daughter,

How are you? It's been a while I wrote you your second letter, I'm sure you read and understood all therein.

As I told you earlier in your first,  you will be reading more letters from me over time. I'm writing this letters for you and every daughter on the surface of the earth.

The earth is in a funny state currently, social media has gone crazier than when I wrote you your first letter. Everyone seeks fame, riches, power at the expense of their own happiness and even life.

And yes, Marlian happened. Lol.

In this letter, I want to encourage you to be known for who you are inside out. Don't be desperate to be rich, famous or powerful. Be who you are, a child of God. One major problem with daughters of nowadays is how they can be accepted by God and also be accepted by the World. They want both which is impossible. Don't be long where you don't belong. You will surely reign in life but before reigning precedes training.

Stay humble, don't let peer pressures pushes you into becoming what you are not. Fulfillment comes when we are doing God's Will and not man's will.

Babe, you are God's masterpiece, beautifully and wonderfully made. Don't compare yourself with someone else, Your mirror of life should be God's World. You are what God says you are.

The social media is going crazy daily but in the midst of it, there is still some sane folks who still post responsible. Be one of those folks. Don't post because you want to impress, post because you want impact.

I want you to know that in this insane world, you can be a sane person. You are in this world but you are not of this world.I'll be stopping here, hope to write you soon....Do have a blessed day, week, month and year.


With Love,
Dad


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