Richard Dean Pyle

Susie Richard Dean Pyle

So, you want to love? Ah, the things people do to find and experience love. Is it really that important? Okay, what else is more valuable? If you have lived a life without love, what do you really have to value your existence? So, you found love. You went through all the drama, trauma, and lived to survive. Now, what do you say? Was it worth it? You alone, along with many others, know the answer to that question. Congratulations! So, when you are ready, you can vicariously experience it all once more in the life dreams and feelings of Susie Susie who first, for a long time, does it her way. Only when love appears are our epitaphs changed. Our life is a romance, an epic saga, with many characters besides the hero and heroine, and many locations. It deals with the dynamics of love found, love lost, and love regained. It accurately reflects the lives of most people today searching for committed relationships, marriage, and family life. It is not an easy voyage. The emotional, spiritual, intellectual, and physical nature of love searching is reflected in this story for readers to vicariously experience the highs and lows of their own lives through reading. Bon, voyage! Actually, finding love is so simple. It is people that make it so difficult. People search and try only to do it over and again. It is the whole meaning, purpose, and goal of Christianity. It is as simple as saying 'yes' and 'ask'. Love is way too important to leave in the hands of finite, mortal humans. As with all things about life, it is done for us with yes and daily asking prayer. The meaning of Susie Susie is a spoiler alert. Susie was emotionally damaged by her upbringing as she experienced her coercive dad and misleading Church teachings. Doing things in her life by her self-will left the Divine out of it. She had faith enough to save her but not enough for the Divine to shepherd and bless her daily. The predictable results are varied in each Christian's life with this mindset, but the general outline is true in every half-hearted commitment until full commitment and then love appears and satan finally loses.