By Delphine Chui2023-09-06T19:55:00
Losing followers and being trolled by strangers is one thing, but being abandoned by friends, ghosted by colleagues and blacklisted from former streams of income is quite the other. Trusting everything to God is the difficult but only answer, says Delphine Chui
As a Millennial woman and a self-confessed people-pleaser, I like to be liked.
Yet, as a Christian with traditional and conservative values, I am slowly understanding that this is a recipe for sheer disappointment. Call me naïve, but I thought we, in Britain, lived in a free and democratic society.
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