How God can make ugly situations beautiful

[jennifer_bloom]

I had a dream months ago, where God told me, that if I trusted him, He would take the ugliness in my life and he would make it beautiful.

When I was a child, my parents were too lazy to spend time with me and too bitter to make friends with other families so I spent all my time reading because I had very few social opportunities. That led to me developing an incredible vocabulary that allowed me to write poems that rivalled Shakespeare when I was in high school. I had 4 teachers accuse me of plagiarizing without evidence when they read my poems.

When I was in high school I was obsessed with looking for creative ways to express myself because my abusive dad was always judging and critiquing me based on my social manners, gendered grace, poise and charm and that led to me having a unique ability to express myself through art: I kept looking for ways to break out of traditional modes and was creative in a way very few others were. I had three people tell me I paint like Salvador Dali and my professor promoted me to graduate school based on my ability to analyze religious art and literature.

I became obsessed with psychology in high school, because my parents were constantly abusing me and I was looking for ways to cope and heal and my obsession with self-reflection led to me becoming a master psychoanalyst. I became supremely good at judging character and reading the minds and intentions of authors making me a literature expert when I critiques stories in university which lined my pockets with many A’s in school.

My abusive parents were constantly oppressing me and I had hundreds of power struggles with them every month, leading to me becoming a master negotiator, persuasion expert, and image manipulator, and now I plan on writing series of books on personal tactics I employ to win negotiations and generate social dominance in different mental and psychological situations.

In the end, ever problem I had was turned into something beautiful.

[slatyb]

You mean like the tornadoes in Kentucky? Why did God do that? Does God just hate poor people?

[lilaccc]

or maybe the effect of most of the people there who have committed crimes then get an unimaginable recompense, like the quote "you reap what you sow". (if it was safe, then means outside of Kentucky as long as it's still 1 continent)

[slatyb]

@lilaccc Are you saying that Mayfield, Kentucky was a den of iniquity? Everyone who lived there was evil? God is omnipotent. If He wanted to he be selective.

[lilaccc]

you should know that crimes are not only to living being but to nature as well and the earth is also quite old. and my explanation doesn't mean that everything is evil, if everything is does evil, we might be already in hell and can't have any time to open and give opinion on g@g 🙂

[OddBeMe]

He made Auschwitz look lovely with snow…. wait that was ash.

[Shawn411]

Clense the world 🌎 of all EVIL 😈...

[emperor90]

I do not know