If I'm bad

When I was a child, I behaved like a child as Paul once wrote.
I can't really say am bad, God is the judge of that but,if I'm bad I will be wicked, heartless, miserable, perpetually cunny, probably lascivious, malicious and the list goes on...
Why don't I take you back, if am bad I would have been an orphan long ago; I could probably have killed my parents and enemies, joined the neighbourhood gang, exploring every atrocities of teenage peer group,gotten pregnant with a child, probably children with no decent Father as my husband or suffering from an incurable disease or rather a terminal one.If I'm bad who will it help?
Let's say I struggled, I went to school and tried to make a name for myself but when life pressures sets in I did cave in. Had sex with some teachers and Lecturers just to get an upgrade for my cummulative grade point,aborted pregnancies, my conscience was so battered.Finally I graduated excellently but felt really empty. My reputation was naught...so being bad who has it helped? My grades?
That was just a conscious begining of some fathomable consequence.
If I'm bad I need to be sober so that I'll turn out good then better and later the best.
I know times ain't easy but you should know that there are tough times and bad times,they don't last for ever.This times happens to make us tough,stand strong and more  developed in God.All these is to give God the Glory by being confidance in Him.

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