He's smart, he'll make the right choice.

I know they're worried about him, I know they don't trust he'll make the right choices, the right decisions, that he'll be distracted and screw up. I can feel it in their voices, I can see it in their eyes. He's their son yet they have no trust that he'll be fine, no faith that whatever happens, happens. He's a good kid, he's a good guy, I have no doubt of that. I believe that he will be fine and I will always be there to help him up if he falls, to move him along if he stumbles along the way. He knows I'm there for him, he knows I can help. But I'm worried about him now, I'm scared that he'll go against them just for the hell of it, just to make them mad, to show them that he's not a kid anymore, that he's more than that. But then again in the back of my mind I know he's fine, I know it's just a girl, a girl he likes very much, a girl that he cares for, he's a good guy and he'll treat her right. And though she might very well be a distraction, I'd tell him to go for it, follow his heart, for he is growing up and he likes her, then I think he should be allowed to feel that. He's a good guy and though he is still very young, doesn't know that these choices he makes might very well change his life, I think he's smart enough to do the right thing. I know they're worried about him, but I think they're taking the wrong approach to this. I think that he needs to make his own mistakes, figure things out on his own, he'll be smart about it, he won't screw up, I do believe that, I have faith in him, the utmost faith that he'll be fine. I believe in you Jam... and if you ever need me, I'll always be here to help you start again after you fall.