I'd probably talk about something I really understand/believe, like Flintstone vitamins/how life is this fun, beautiful thing that can get hard.

1 | Left by Riley | Sep. 18, 2008 at 9:06pm

I would have to say that I would talk about accepting others for who they are, and that everyone has something to offer the world if given the opportunity and tools to do so.

2 | Left by christie | Sep. 28, 2008 at 11:18am

I would tell them the following story:

Once there lived a man, let´s call him Jim, who was always smiling. His co-workers never understood him, because they had a very stressful job- they worked in a bank.
They asked him, where he took his strength from. He answered: "Every morning I get up and I say to myself- I have the opportunity to choose if I want to be happy or sad. Every morning I choose to be happy. Every time something goes wrong, I have the opportunity to be happy, or to let it get to me. I again, choose to be happy. And so I do every time."
One day a couple of robbers came to the bank to rob. They told Jim to give them the money. He refused and one of the robbers shot him.
When the ambulance finally got to the bank, the doctors saw, that the man was dying. They thought that he did not have a chance. So they asked the man, if he was allergic to something, so that they could give him painkillers. Jim said that he was allergic to bullets.
With that sentence he became alive to the doctors.
They got him in the hospital and his surgery lasted for 7 hours.

But he survived, because he had a decision to make.
And he chose to live.

I would tell those people, that we all have a choice to make.
The choice of who we love, what we do, but also what we take in our body. I wold tell them that no one has the right to make them do something, they don´t want to.

3 | Left by Hanna. | Sep. 29, 2008 at 3:20am

I would ask them about them self.
I'd give them a chance to get thier story out. Then if I still had time I would tell them all of how I got to were I am.

4 | Left by Samantha | Sep. 29, 2008 at 9:24am

Honestly i would say LOVE YOUR LIFE & STAY POSITIVE.

5 | Left by Salina | Oct. 8, 2008 at 5:46pm

I'd talk to them about life.
And how they're in control of it.

Be happy, good things will happen.
Be upset, bad things will always happen.

It's their life,
The choices they make effect them greatly.

They can choose to be happy.
It's all their point of view.
:)

6 | Left by kayla | Oct. 17, 2008 at 2:15pm

I would tell them that I know a God who loves them--no matter what they have done, are doing, or will do. He loves them, but they must decide whether they will choose to love Him back. He will receive them with open arms if they will just run to Him and accept His gift--His love--the only thing that will truly save them from this life, from themselves, from others. That is what I believe--that is where my hope comes from--and that is what I would tell them.

7 | Left by Alfred | Aug. 21, 2009 at 2:54pm

i would tell them a Love story of a Man who challenged the entire beliefs of a generation to simply show Love. He judged the self-rightous and would laugh and eat with a prostitute or the hurting because he Loved them... a Man who wouldnt be cought dead in a church Sunday; instead he would rather be in the streets, talking and Loving those who are unloved and hated, all because He DID in fact Love them. After that tell them how in the end he died, wrongly persecuted, without reason, for his Love of human life, then explain to them that Love is a movement and Jesus is the name of that Man, and he is the Man started the movement. Wether you are christian or not the story was not about converting people to a system of beliefs but to tell a story of true Love and the man whos Love for everyone was beyond looks or personality and if they "click" or being cool, he saw the purpose of every human and that purpose lies in their own heart that can only be found with Love
Jesus=Love

8 | Left by Brandon L | Aug. 29, 2009 at 9:46am

i would tell them they're beautiful.

9 | Left by Anon | Aug. 30, 2009 at 5:53pm