psychofriend45

Hey, Insanypups, Psycho here. I have some bad news. My family is repainting most of the house, and I have exams in a few weeks, so chapter writing will be slow or nonexistent until November 25. As a result, most of October and November will be missed. Huge bumer for me and you. Psycho out.

Please, to all those reading Redeemed, please don't ask for continuity when you haven't read the rest of the series, as then you won't understand anything. So please use  your brain and read. Psycho out.

Hey insanypups, the second chapter of Redeemed has just been published. Sorry if it feels rushed. Psycho out.

Hey insanypups, first chapter of my new book "Redeemed", the last book in the Resurgence series. Go read it. Psycho out.

hey insanypups i won'y be able to make anothing new for a while cause ive gotten sick and i cant think of any cover ideas yet. Psycho out.

ive made a decision as i want to do more non paw patrol books to make a new profile now im wondering do I rename this profile or keep the name the same if you have a name change idea for this profile or my new one please leave it below remember it must have the word Psycho in front. Psycho out.

@Pyschofriend45 Honestly...It's just that You get this feeling that whenever your friend or relative or anyone you know dies..and you just wish you can bring them back honestly for me My life is really shitty aside from my Great job as the Main Operations Director at a Certain Agency that they don't want me to talk about...Just great having G6PD and Skin Asthma is just Fucking Great (P.S Sorry for my Words I'm not in a Great mood RN a lot of bad things occured)

Final chapter of Remember is done, and it's one of my favourite chapters ever, so please take the time to read it. Three books down, one to go. Psycho out.

Hey everyone, two days ago, on Sunday, I got baptised, and I want to share my testimony
          
          I was brought up in a Christian family; my dad has been a youth Pastor for my whole life, so it was a no-brainer that I would be a Christian, but this journey was a lot more different than I could’ve ever imagined.
          
          In primary school, I never took faith that seriously, like I said, I was in name a Christian but never acted on it, and because of that, I made a lot of bad decisions. Our church wasn’t big enough to have a youth group, and my dad, being an obedient servant of Christ, in comparison to him, made me feel like a subpar Christian. It was a double-edged sword. My dad gave me all the answers, but I always felt like I was a worse Christian.
          
          This line of thought continued until it hit a breaking point when I fully deserted God, calling myself a Christian but living away from him. Yet in this broken state, I could still find hope. When our family changed Churches. I had a youth group and other people to talk to, then I started to clean up my life, turning back to God. I started going to camps like Easter camp and attempted to make a connection, but I always felt ignored by God. I became so disheartened that I started to doubt whether being a Christian was for me.  I decided to go to Easter Camp with the youth group. I’d been to Easter camps before, and I was excited to go a third time, but this time something was different. I went to a workshop that was about writing Psalms. I wrote one about how I had never heard from God. On the last night of Easter camp, we were worshipping as usual. Then I heard a voice whisper to me, “You are forgiven.” It wasn't from someone else; it was from God. This camp, God spoke to me for the first time. I was so excited and happy that I couldn’t stop smiling all night. 
          
          part two will be in the comments. Psycho out.

my insanypups our army is 60 strong thank you for giving me a chance to show you how i tell stories and the best is yet to come. Psycho out.