In attending Franklin High School and actively participating in many sports I have witnessed an overwhelming number of people who fit this description. People I looked up to my whole life but just re

We continued our friendship and I managed to stay out of trouble because I feared what she might say. One day her best friend and I spurred up a conversation. She accidentally happened to mention what "Sally" had done last weekend. She went to a friend's house and drank heavily. As good as friends as "Sally" and I were she had never mentioned anything like this to me before. As I continued to talk to her friend I found out a lot more about "Sally." It seems as though she partied heavily with a few of her close friends quite a few times.

Again she shrugged it off and said "I do not want to discuss it."

I explained to her that I did not care about what she did but that she lied and acted hypocritical towards me. I also explained that my definition of a Christian was not one of a perfect person but one of an honest person who admits when he or she has done wrong.

She rolled her eyes, shrugged, and said "What

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Approximate Word count = 617
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