[ SECRET POST #5628 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5628 ⌋

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


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[FFXIV]


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[RuPaul's Drag Race]


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[Sister Boniface Mysteries]


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09. [WARNING for discussion of sexual assault/violence]




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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

that example is funny to me because i don't think it would be a particularly hard thing to answer & also an interesting thought exercise. what gods reflect on your values or aspirations, what beliefs might prey on your particular insecurities?

also you can find someone of the opposite sex attractive without being gay, it's not the end of the world you don't have to hand your straight card in immediately lol

[(Anonymous)]

that example is funny to me because i don't think it would be a particularly hard thing to answer & also an interesting thought exercise.

NAYRT - I mean, yes, but a hypothetical answer to this kind of question fundamentally lacks any sort of transferability beyond the hypothetical realm. Faith and attraction are not predominantly rational, so the conclusion one comes to based on reason is meaningful in that it tells you about that person's rational values, convictions, and priorities, but paradoxically, what it doesn't do is answer the actual question. What god I would hypothetically believe in if I believed in a god tells you plenty about me, but what it doesn't tell you is what god I'd believe in if I believed in a god. Because I have absolutely no idea. I have zero knowledge of how religious faith would manifest in me. You may as well ask me, "Hey, if you spontaneously grew a tail, what kind of tail would it be?" Hypothetically, a monkey tail, because I multi-task a lot and I love climbing things. But literally, actually? Fuck dude, IDK, I hope I get a good one!

[(Anonymous)]

This, honestly.

[(Anonymous)]

+1