Okay, here's the story...
Last night, Jamie told her mom about how she met me. Her mom and dad really disliked it, and they now no longer allow Jamie to talk with anybody she has met online. Also, her parents are going to try to make her date other guys...

She won't do it, though. Jamie and I are going to be together one day.
I feel absolutely terrible, because not only does this mean that
I can't talk to her, but none of you can, either. I'm sorry to everyone else who loves her that you won't get to talk to her anymore.
Jamie was allowed on the computer to 'break up' with me. However, we decided to simply put our relationship on hold until the time is right. True love cannot be stopped: only delayed for a little while.
We know not the road, but we are sure of our destination. There will be an answer... Let it be. I will never love a girl other than Jamie... that's why our relationship is going to work out. I am keeping my head up and allowing this time of absense to make my heart grow fonder and to grow closer to God.
I rededicated my life to Him over the summer, and I have not strayed from that commitment. However, today, I surrender my life to the Lord wholly. Whatever He wants me to do, I'll do so without question. I will not question Him in this trial, for I know that I will grow closer to Him as a result of this adversity.
My new favorite verse, which has been stuck in my head all day, is:
"Trust in the Lord, your God, with all your heart, and lean not on your own understanding."
I just wrote all of this post completely out of order, but I hope it makes sense.
Basically, here's what I'm saying... I am thankful that her parents love her enough to look out for her. However, I wish I could have a chance to show my sincerity. I really do love Jamie, and I hope the best for her. When we're together, I will do all that I can to be the best I can be for her.
Please keep Jamie and I in your prayers... This time of adversity is very rough already, and it has just begun. But we both know that we can do all things through Christ who strengthens us.
