The pirate…

Lately the teenager… we will not say name, a high school student had secretly started dating a young woman. In this acquaintance he had simply given in the beginning the simplicity of the heart of 17 years. But then he saw that the young man did not see this bond with the same eyes. He wanted other things. One day at the catechism, the catechist spoke to the girls about the dangers of the so-called bonds and relationships that took place can be said to be a necessary element in the lives of teenagers. The lesson ended and the deeply affected daughter went straight to her house and begged her mother to listen to her carefully. And with tears in her eyes she told everything…

The mother listened in silence. Her hands trembled. Her face had taken on the appearance of a Byzantine icon. "My daughter," he said slowly, "how did you forget my love and decide to do something secretly from your manola, which could deprive you of happiness?" Why, my daughter, did you believe the deceptive words of an evil and wicked young man who, like a pirate, came to pluck the flower of your youth? When my time comes, my child, I will open this big issue of your life alone and we will face it together calmly and prudently. Until then, pray, be careful and have confidence in your mother's love ". The daughter hugged her mother, kissed her and said warmly: "My dear Manuela, my catechist and you saved me. Now I understand what danger I went to throw myself… »

The young pirate was waiting for the girl again that night… But she did not go ψε Break the dangerous bond forever. The girl finished high school and at the age of 19, a few days ago, in an atmosphere of joy, she got engaged to a brilliant young man in everything. Everyone is happy at home. But two much more. The catechist and the mother. With their love they both wove the crown of daughter's happiness, and this daughter looks at it with infinite gratitude.

This story, this incident says a lot and let's see parents and children, that nowadays the so-called bonds and relationships between teenagers emerge countless difficulties and wounds both in families and in society in general.

Socrates Aristotle
Savior of Famagusta