Audrey Roloff from Little People, Big World gets encouragement from listening to high school boys’ conversation. She was at a coffee shop working. But she left with an inspiring story and thought she should pass on the inspiration to fans.
Little People, Big World: Audrey Roloff Eavesdrops on High School Kids
Audrey Roloff was doing some work in a coffee shop when she overheard a conversation between two high school boys who were about to start college. She found their discussion encouraging. So, she continued listening to what these young boys were discussing. Yet, she did feel like a “professional eavesdropper.”
The Little People, Big World reality star explained that the two teens ordered their food. And when they received their food, they prayed before eating it. They prayed for their friends and the college journey that they were about to begin.
According to Audrey, one of the boys was talking about how he was reading a book to learn how to break his unhealthy habits. The boy was hiding a bad habit from his parents. However, he came clean to them and felt better not having the weight of this secret on his shoulders.
Audrey Finds Conversation Encouraging
Audrey then revealed that one of the boys felt that God was telling him to switch up his hair before starting college. However, he felt “silly,” admitting that to his friend. Yet, that led to a conversation between the teen boys about wanting to “hear from God more.” And the TLC star found that inspiring to hear from such young kids.
The Little People, Big World former cast member wanted to recommend a book to them. However, she also wanted to tell them how encouraged she was by their conversation. She was happy to see “18-year-old boys praying together” at a coffee shop and “having real respectful conversations.”
Audrey found it impressive that these young boys wanted to “be more present” and not constantly on their phones. She also liked hearing that they wanted to keep each other accountable in college.
Little People, Big World Celeb Hopes to Encourage Others with Story
Audrey Roloff, hearing teen boys have meaningful conversations was so encouraging that she wanted to say something. However, she had to use the washroom. While in the restroom, she thought of ways to approach the boys without it being “super weird” that she was listening to their conversation the whole time.
However, when the Little People, Big World celeb came back from the washroom, the two boys were gone. She was “so bummed” that she didn’t get to say anything to them. She felt she missed her chance to say something and hopefully encourage them back.
Audrey felt that if you are listening to someone’s conversation and find it encouraging, don’t wait to say something. She doesn’t want someone to miss the chance to inspire someone else. She also hoped that her story about these high school boys would encourage others as it encouraged her.
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