The Millers ask you to baby sit while they go to the temple.  You consider offering to do it for free since it’s the temple, but Cassie’s birthday is in three weeks and you only have 75 cents to buy a gift with.  

What are the consequences of each choice?  What will you choose?

Sister McCammon asked you to bring your Personal Progress book to mutual, but you don’t know where it is.  You have to leave for mutual in 12 minutes but you haven’t finished your makeup.

What are the consequences of each choice?  What will you choose?

Your mom’s visiting teaching companion is sick and she has an appointment to visit Sister Gearity at 8:00.  She asks you to go with her but your family doesn’t have TiVo so you’d miss the season premiere of Prisonbreak.

What are the consequences of each choice?  What will you choose?

Kevin Nilsson just asked you for the fourth date in a row.  You think he might ask you to be his girlfriend this time.  You know the Church discourages pairing off in your teenage years, but he’s a worthy priesthood holder.

What are the consequences of each choice?  What will you choose?

This is the fifth slow song you have danced with a guy from the Canyon Lake ward.  You guys are totally hitting it off!  He’s hot and 17 and he’s pulling you in really close to him.  If you ask to back up a little you think it might offend him.

What are the consequences of each choice?  What will you choose?

You’re the only person you know who doesn’t have a myspace page.  But your parents forbid you to get one or even look at other peoples’ pages.  All your friends are begging you to get one so you can keep in touch online, and they tell you your parents won’t find out.

What are the consequences of each choice?  What will you choose?
You are assigned to make a video with photos and music for your Photography class.  Your group wants to use the song “My Humps” by The Black Eyed Peas.  You know the song has offensive language and content in it, but you think you are the only one out of the group of five who thinks you should use a different song.

What are the consequences of each choice?  What will you choose?

You just bought a new shirt from Reference and your mom accidentally put it in the dryer.  Now when you raise your arms wearing it your stomach totally shows.  You still love the shirt and you saved up for a couple months to afford it.  Your school doesn’t enforce any rules about bare midriffs, so maybe you’ll just keep wearing it there and not to mutual.

What are the consequences of each choice?  What will you choose?

It’s 11:22 p.m. and you are so tired you only have about 15 minutes more before you can’t keep your eyes open any longer.  You haven’t read your chapter a day of scriptures yet but you still have 19 pages of your History book to go through before your test in the morning.  

What are the consequences of each choice?  What will you choose?

Bishop Johnson asks you to give a 2 ½ minute talk on Keeping a Journal this coming Sunday.  He specifically asked you because he knows you are a very good journal keeper.  You accept, but you are deathly afraid of speaking in public and you worry that if you go up there you will pee your pants.  Jennifer offers to take the speaking assignment for you; after all—she just gave a talk and it wasn’t too scary.

What are the consequences of each choice?  What will you choose?

You just found out that saying “Oh my ---” means taking the Lord’s name in vain.  You’ve been saying it for years and it’s a habit.  You’ve even heard lots of members in other wards saying it, so maybe it’s not that bad.  Your school friends will laugh if you start saying “Oh my gosh” instead.

What are the consequences of each choice?  What will you choose?
When Rob gives hugs, it feels like he’s hugging you forever.  That’s okay with you, though, because it makes you feel like you’re in love with him.  Hugging him makes you want to kiss him.  Kissing him makes you want to kiss him more.  You know that For the Strength of Youth says, “Before marriage, do not do anything to arouse the powerful emotions that must be expressed only in marriage,” but you’ll know when to stop, right?

What are the consequences of each choice?  What will you choose?

You work at the Nike Outlet in Lake Elsinore after school.  Sometimes at work you get so tired you don’t feel like you can deal with the customers anymore without snapping at them.  Your co-worker showed you a spot in the store where you can pretend you’re cleaning up the racks, but really you can just sit down and rest.

What are the consequences of each choice?  What will you choose?

In your Algebra class, your teacher allowed you to retake a test that you did really badly on before.  You studied a ton this time and you understand a lot more than you did before.  But one of the questions you just can’t remember how to do.  You know you got it right the last time you took the test and your old test is right in the front pocket of your backpack.  If you got it right last time, then is it cheating to look?

What are the consequences of each choice?  What will you choose?

During Sister Moesser’s lesson on Repentance a couple weeks ago, you couldn’t help thinking about this one thing that makes you feel guilty.  You know it’s something that should be confessed to the bishop, but you are too embarrassed to ask for an interview.  What if another young woman saw you waiting outside his office?  Besides, you don’t feel like Heavenly Father could forgive you for this one.

What are the consequences of each choice?  What will you choose?

One of the young women invites you over to watch The Notebook.  Your cousin told you it has an awkward sex scene in it, but it’s not rated R.

What are the consequences of each choice?  What will you choose?
Your family is planning a trip to Disneyland for General Conference weekend.  Your dad says it’s okay to miss conference because you can read all the talks in the Ensign later.  The idea makes you uncomfortable.  You know if you stayed the weekend with the Dunkleys, they would take you to Conference.  But we are also supposed to honor our parents, and you have been wanting to try out the new Space Mountain.

What are the consequences of each choice?  What will you choose?

It’s that time of the month and all you want to eat are chocolate, candy, ice cream and soda.  Your mom offers to make you a sandwich and a water bottle to have on your way to band practice, but you’re thinking you’ll just grab a soda, a Milky Way and some Sour Patch Kids from the vending machines when you get there.

What are the consequences of each choice?  What will you choose?

It’s time for seminary again.  You went to bed on time but you’re still so tired you feel like a zombie.  Your ride to seminary stops at Starbucks and two other girls buy a coffee.  They say it will help them pay better attention in seminary so they can learn the New Testament better.  They offer to buy one for you, or at least give you a few sips of their own.

What are the consequences of each choice?  What will you choose?

You’re done with your homework and it’s a beautiful fall day outside.  Your brother invites you to go skateboarding with him.  You’re feeling kind of lazy.  “Come on,” he says, “It’ll be your exercise for the day.”  You think a good idea would be to exercise your fingers with the TV remote flipping through sitcom reruns.

What are the consequences of each choice?  What will you choose?

You’re at the annual Young Women sleepover at Sister Sattley’s house.  It’s midnight and you’re way tired, but most of the other girls are starting a game and they’re asking you to join.  You have to get up early in the morning for volleyball practice.

What are the consequences of each choice?  What will you choose?
It’s Fast Sunday and Bishop Johnson asked the whole ward to fast for Brother Kubek.  You always get tired, weak and grumpy when you haven’t eaten in a few hours.  Your mom says it’s okay to skip only one meal today instead of two.

What are the consequences of each choice?  What will you choose?

You’re tired of being the only one of your friends who can’t go to a movie or who can’t buy anything when you go to the mall.  Maybe you’ll start paying your tithing on only certain types of income—like money you earned at a job but not money you earned for allowance.  

What are the consequences of each choice?  What will you choose?

You are standing at your closet on Sunday morning debating what to wear.  There’s a shirt that matches perfectly with your pink polka-dot skirt: it’s a T-shirt that says, “Vote for Pedro.”  Your nicer shirts are not exactly the right color pink.

What are the consequences of each choice?  What will you choose?

Your English teacher passed out a list of extra-credit reading.  The books that are worth the most points are the romance novels that you always see at the grocery store with people kissing on the beach.  You wonder if they have inappropriate scenes in them, but they do sound kind of intriguing and they are worth a lot more points… 

What are the consequences of each choice?  What will you choose?

You’ve noticed that one of the Beehives doesn’t usually come to church or mutual.  You don’t think you two are very similar or would be very good friends.  As you walk into Young Women opening exercises one Sunday, there is the girl sitting in the middle of an empty row.  In the next row are Jennifer, Morgan and Alex and they are pointing to a seat right by them.

What are the consequences of each choice?  What will you choose?

You keep telling yourself you’re going to invite your friend from your Science class to mutual.  Maybe you’ll even give her a Book of Mormon and fulfill the goal that President Dix made for the stake.  Every time you think about inviting her, you change your mind because the activity doesn’t sound very fun.  

What are the consequences of each choice?  What will you choose?

Your little brother is so easy to make fun of, and every time you say something about him, your other siblings laugh hysterically.  It gives you confidence that you are a funny person.

What are the consequences of each choice?  What will you choose?

Your dad asks you to clean the bathroom after Family Night.  You can’t stand cleaning the toilet.  It is so gross!  You think you should be excused from the chore—hey, you went to Family Night, right?

What are the consequences of each choice?  What will you choose?

Your parents want you to take a typing class at Mount San Jacinto College one night a week.  They say it will really help you in your future when you start applying for jobs.  But it’ll be another year before you’re old enough to get a job, and the class is at the same time as CSI: Miami.

What are the consequences of each choice?  What will you choose?

Sister Clark asks you to give the closing prayer in Mia Maids.  You know a prayer should be heartfelt and unique, but usually people just pray “that we’ll get home safely” and end the prayer.  You don’t want to look like you’re trying to be better than the other girls.

What are the consequences of each choice?  What will you choose?