The Milo Letters

Dear Milo, She is becoming more independent. She is moving away from the family who raised her and protected her, and spending more time with people she hasn’t known for long. Your task here is to make sure that she feels different from them – like the odd one out. The Enemy is trying to tell her that she her differences are beautiful, and part of His “divine design”, but try your best to make her feel that the differences make her ugly. If she tries to change herself, reward her. Help her rationalize doing things that she knows she doesn’t want to do, and then plague her with guilt for them. When the Enemy reminds her of grace, make her feel trapped in her own mistakes.

Dear Milo, The great part about working with American females is that our forces in their culture will criticize them for anything they want. If one of them wants to be a doctor, we create a mass opinion that she should be more maternal and build a family. But if one of them wants to be a mother, we create a mass opinion that she is selling herself short and should push to be at the top of some career. We’ve really mastered this in America today. We’re doing a fantastic job keeping them from realizing that the Enemy just wants them to do is just follow the passions He’s created them with, and that He’s given them these choices to make them feel free, not criticized. We must constantly continue to turn women against one another, but make them think it is man’s fault. We must feed their minds with disapproving attitudes toward the choices of their fellow females, and make each of them feel like the choice they made is the one every woman should make. In this particular gir...

Dear Milo, You know that her heart does not want to be selfish, but that the influence we have gives her selfish desires. You know that she sometimes feels selfish, but doesn’t want to be seen that way. I want you to capitalize on the moments when she realizes her own selfishness, and make her feel intense guilt for them. Extend this feeling into an idea that anything she does for herself is wrong, to the point that she doesn’t take care of herself and runs dry. Don’t let her remember that in order for her to pour out the Enemy’s love to other people (which she unfortunately wants to do) she has to be filled first.

Dear Milo, The enemy has entrusted her with many responsibilities. School, friends, work, leadership activities, and of course sleep etc. It is your current mission to make her feel that she can’t do it all, yet somehow isn’t doing enough. Feed her messages that she is not achieving as much as other people, and never doing her tasks to their fullest ability, yet make her feel inadequate for being overwhelmed. We both know that The Enemy won’t give her more than she can handle, but distract her from knowing that. The feeling of inadequacy is one of our oldest and strongest forces.

Dear Milo, Health is something that should be a good thing for humans, but we’ve twisted it into something they’re obsessed with. They want to live forever, and they want to look and feel great the whole time. It’s time to engross her mind with this obsession. We must disguise all of this as an effort for “health,” so that she can justify it, but we will slowly be trapping her more and more into a control-oriented guilt-inducing relationship with what the Enemy has given her for food. Entice her to start exercising for food, counting calories, feeling guilty when she eats dessert. Use the people around her to compliment her, saying how healthy and fit she looks, when she is gradually torturing herself on the inside to look that way on the outside. Make her incessantly compare herself and her body to other girls’, whether they are her peers or digitally altered models. You will create a “forbidden fruit” mentality in her eating habits, and just as we did with Eve, we will ruin the natur...

Dear Milo, She has found a group of Christians to meet with twice a week. This is not good. The Enemy will use this time as a cleansing for her, a time for her to open up and receive some healing. But you have an advantage- it is only twice a week. During the other days, I want you to continually bombard her with messages that she isn’t wanted. Remember when she was little and we’d send her messages of needing acceptance- especially from boys? Remember all the movies about a prince coming for her one day, all the ways other girls would dress and receive attention from boys, all the ways we made her want attention too— all distracting her from the Prince of Peace? You must capitalize on those now! Make her feel that the only way to be seen by boys is to be sexy, but that if she is too sexy she will be reprimanded by girls. Maintaining this tension will be a continual effort on our part, but be on guard – this is one that the Enemy cares deeply about. It disgusts me how much He cares abo...

Dear Milo, There is an increasing movement of dissatisfaction with week-day life in her culture. There are songs, articles, memes, tweets, etc. etc. about living for the weekend or living for vacation, and just “getting through” the week. Ha, just look at the connotation in the way they use the word “Monday!” I am so proud of us!! This widespread infliction of discontentment, boredom, self-pity, and mutual misery, simultaneously creates unrealistic expectations for the weekend/vacation time so that even when they reach it they are still unsatisfied. And we don’t just see this in the work-force, we see it in school aged children. Remember when she was little and we’d make her DREAD getting up for school? We’d inundate her with worries about how she looked, how her grades were, who she’d sit with at lunch, if she’d ever get into a seemingly unattainable “good college,” etc. The best way for you to maintain this success is to keep her from realizing how many people do not have the luxury ...