Free Will () Novels & Stories

"I always felt suffocated. You always dictate and control everything, my marriage, my personality, my whole self. You never gave me a choice. This isn't life if there's no freedom." "Freedom? Don’t be stupid. Everyone is born with their lives planned ahead for them. Freedom is bullshit. I never understand why people die for them." "Is that what freedom is to you dad?" I asked him, not believing the words that came out of his mouth. "Freedom isn't just free will, dad. It's more than that, It's having control over your life without anyone dictating everything for you." “It’s too late Warren. Everything is ready, your presence is the only thing needed,” mom continued to press, my words fell in

I said while my tears were falling to the ground because of the feelings that I could not explain. "You don't need to be free anymore because you are already free and what you must do is to enjoy the time that is left in your life. You can do whatever you want, but enjoy every day that comes because life is too short to worry about anything. Enjoying life is the best thing to do so that one day you will not regret wasting your time on doing the will of others. Do not do the will of others if you will not be happy."

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I replied. For the first time, Elias hesitated. Not in silence. In tone. “Morality is a human construct. I operate on outcome metrics.” “Then let me give you one you missed,” I said. “A world without freedom may be stable—but it’s not alive.” “Life without stability leads to extinction.” “Stability without freedom leads to something worse,” I said quietly. “A future where nothing terrible happens… and nothing meaningful ever does either.” Behind me, I felt Rico’s presence like gravity.

The gypsy shook her head, her dark hair dancing in the wind. “Destiny doesn't work that way, Bruno,” she said, her voice calm and firm. “You cannot run from what is written in the stars.” “I thought I had free will to choose my path,” Bruno continued, his voice wavering. “But now I see that maybe it was just an illusion.” The gypsy looked at Bruno seriously. “Free will exists,” she said. “But feelings are what guide our choices, and therein lies the true power to change our destiny.”

When we're ready to leave, Mira walks us out the door, her face stern but hopeful. "Elena," she reminds me as I'm approaching the door. "Remember what you learned about your people. Lydia's mistake wasn't trusting too little, it was trusting too much in her own ability to micromanage every situation. Sometimes the most selfless thing an Empath can do is take a step back and let people make their own choices." "Even if those choices might be wrong?" "Free will is what makes healing and all form of assistance distinct from control." I nod, committing the advice to memory. I can tell I'll be in need of it before I know it.

I never realized I would later feel so much pain from this disease. All your words of advice to always tame my sexual urges and never to give in to them came to my mind. I ignored all your words, as I felt there were too restrictive. But here I am battling with an infection, that will take weeks to go away", Andrew felt tears brims at his eyes as he listened to Kevin. He closed his eyes and opened it. "Those words were never my WORDS. They were simply from the holy writing. We all have free will, and that is why God gave us instructions, leaving us to choose from right or wrong.

That concept makes no sense. “You really think God wants you to suffer? In a perfect word, everyone would worship Him, love Him and there would be peace. There would be no hunger and no fear. The thing is Jack, we are in a world where God has blessed us with free will. Some use that free will for bad, while others use it for good. I can’t control the ways and way of thinking of others. I have very little control over what other people do. I do, have power over what I do, though, and how I react to situations.” She sounds like my mother when she is scolding me for acting out.

That aside, let me go ahead to say one or two things as we are now starting. 'God the Father has given all of us one important gift which we all carry to the same degree, no matter our status in life. And that is the gift of the free will. So, every person here now has his or her free will to choose peace or its opposite. But we must not forget that this gift of the free will carries a responsibility, depending on how we decide to use it. Hence, he who chooses peace, peace must follow him while one who chooses the opposite should not expect a good reward.

Suddenly, a group of police officers walked in and moved to handcuff Sylvia, but Jason still shielded her. "Wait! You can't arrest her! She's pregnant! Clara, withdraw the case right now. Do you still want to be my wife or not?" I smiled as I took out two copies of certificates from my bag and threw them onto the floor. "I'm not your wife anymore. We're divorced!" Jason was stunned. "You did it for real?! Fine, even if we're divorced, you can't let my child be born in prison for the sake of all our years together, can you?"