I made a decision to stop playing Second Life. This has come over the last few weeks, a slow but steady prodding by God to get out of some of the things he doesn't care for...to much.  Now I don't think I'd burn in hell for playing Second Life, but there is so much more mind garbage that you see in the game then you would see in everyday life. You think TV is getting bad? Go play SL for a few hours. 

Another reason is that it has been my most extreme time waster...I can sit in that game for hours and really accomplish nothing.  It has been something htat has led to me missing many of the goals I have set for myself...
No I'm not blaming the  game, but it was very easy for me to get lost in it...

However, of late, I haven't been on the game much anyway. . Plus I did feel God prodding me to get it totally off my system. (For the reasons listed above, among others.)  Yet it was still a hard choice for me to make: I've been playing the game for over a year and a half.  That is a long time...

I've uninstalled it and I'm not sure if I will ever go back; maybe after I'm earning a living off my writing I will go back for a lecture.  For right now, however, it is part of my past.

Good bye Second Life, it is time for me to start looking after my first life again.
 
   

 


 
 
sandyquill on
Re: Saying Goodbye to my Second Life
Likely a very wise choice on your part, sir.
thearidzone on
Re: Saying Goodbye to my Second Life
I agree ..it is wise decision.

I feel better already for doing it.
bonniegirl on
Re: Saying Goodbye to my Second Life
I am so proud of you for making decisions toward discipline and determination.  There are many things that are not sin in or of themselves, but Satan's one huge trip-up is procrastination.  If he can get us to waste one day at a time, instead of using the gifts and talents that God has given us, or doing the work God has called us to do, then he has been successful in robbing us of it.  We can never get back all that time we have wasted and really it is such a shame. 

 

This has spoken great volumes to me and has come at a good time too, as this happens with me all the time.  I think I have something of value to write, and I get onto scrabble or mindsay and lose it all because of reading what others have to say.  And although they may be of value to them, they may just be (some of it, that is) a time waster for me. 

 

You are a great encouragement to me, both in my Christian walk and in Mindsay.  I have tried to keep only the friends who are an encouragement as well, so that most of the stuff I read is worthwhile.

 

I have been trying to get my life jump started...I turned it all over to Christ again, after many backslidden years (on the church pew, that is) and was all gung ho for Him at first.  But it was all happiness and joy, and now I feel he is exacting more from me because "to whom much is given, much is required".  There is a work to do, and I do not want to be thrown into outer darkness with the fella who buried his talents in the sand.

 

God bless you today and always, and keep on keeping on.  By the way; my latest poem is about not giving up....do you read my poetry at all, Warren?  I just wondered, as you may get something from it, altho I have not written often of late, and I would be encouraged if you would comment from time to time.

tchmymnd on
Re: Saying Goodbye to my Second Life
Wow!  you are so encouraging, and inspiring.  What blessings I have found in you! 

Way to go my friend!


 
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