[ SECRET POST #4529 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4529 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.


All spoilers below!






01. [SPOILERS for Game of Thrones]



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03. [SPOILERS for Game of Thrones]

[Jaime/Brienne]

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04. [SPOILERS for Game of Thrones]



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05. [SPOILERS for The Big Bang Theory]



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07. [WARNING for discussion of eating disorders]

[Jennifer Connelly]


















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Comments

Re: Theists and atheists, what's your general opinion of the other?

[(Anonymous)]

In general, my opinion is that I'd rather not think about it.

If I somehow magically "find out" that someone is of a separate belief, I think less of them for not keeping private things to themselves, because I would never ask them about it - so they must have told me out of nowhere.

Re: Theists and atheists, what's your general opinion of the other?

[(Anonymous)]

Oh, but if you are the type that believes in souls, but can also look me right in the eye and say animals don't have souls, while owning pets you claim to love, get out of my life

Re: Theists and atheists, what's your general opinion of the other?

[(Anonymous)]

Don't your coworker mention going to church functions and the like to you? Or wear a cross or something similar? There's ways to realize someone's religious without directly asking them.

Re: Theists and atheists, what's your general opinion of the other?

[(Anonymous)]

*without them tell you directly

Re: Theists and atheists, what's your general opinion of the other?

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, and I think less of the ones that randomly talk about going to church at work, or wear religious symbols in the workplace.

Re: Theists and atheists, what's your general opinion of the other?

[(Anonymous)]

Do you not like when people talk about their life outside of work? I don't see how it'd be random if someone asked "how was your weekend?" and the other person replied something along the lines of "Pretty good! I volunteered at my church picnic and met up with family," or whatever.

Re: Theists and atheists, what's your general opinion of the other?

[(Anonymous)]

Meh, avoiding potentially divisive topics is not the same as "not talking about life outside of work."

Imo religion is a divisive topic that should be avoided at work, just like politics. Atheism included, I'd think just as less of someone who casually brings up they went to Atheism Club. Or, idk, that they're Libertarian.

I'm sure they can find something else to talk about, and if they can't... well...

Re: Theists and atheists, what's your general opinion of the other?

[(Anonymous)]

I don't know, I don't think identifying who you are and what you believe in should be considered provocative or anything like that.

Re: Theists and atheists, what's your general opinion of the other?

[(Anonymous)]

da Flipping out over "What did you do on the weekend?" "I helped out with a church event." is pretty immature.