MissScripture Posted November 16, 2011 Posted November 16, 2011 I would like to add that there may be members of your family who despite your best efforts to explain things and despite them knowing you are very happy, will still find it very difficult to accept your decision. But you have to remember who you are doing this for and pray that they will come to an understanding. In my sister's case, sadly, my grandparents have been giving her a very hard time, because of the limitations of her ability to contact them and visit them. Even my brother who is an atheist is having a much easier time with all of it, because it is clear she is so happy there. I wouldn't ignore the advice and thoughts of family members on what you're doing, because getting another perspective is often helpful, but don't let the fear of someone being upset with you stand in the way of doing what you need to do to follow God's call. You won't be truly happy staying close to your family if God's will is for you to be somewhere else.
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