[ SECRET POST #6712 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6712 ⌋

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


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(pastry chef, Food Network star)



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[Ouran High School Host Club]



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[Sonic The hedgehog]



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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Define religious.

Seriously. Is it a knee-jerk reaction to a particular world religion, or those under the abrahamic umbrella? Or cults especially rather than day to day dogma? Is it all alien and fictional religions also? Bajorans talking about the Prophets? Jedi discussing The Force? How far does your lack of understanding go?

I've never met anyone who, despite being raised atheist in a plausibly irreligious location, could not understand how someone could have a belief system or cultural identity rooted in deism. If you're just that atheist, congrats, you're the first one I've met, and I'm jealous (?) of the protected bubble in which you were able to develop an inability to comprehend how a belief affects a person's character.

[(Anonymous)]

I was raised by one atheist and one mildly Christian parent and I didn't understand that people really believed in Bible stuff any more than, say Greek myths or folk tales. Even though I went to Sunday school. When I was 12 I got a scholarship to a religious school and boy was I surprised. I did eventually work out that people were sincere about it and I can understand it in fiction but I can't say that I truly get it on an emotional level with real people.

[(Anonymous)]

Man you're really mad about this, huh?

You don't understand how people enjoy tuna sandwiches. You simply cannot fathom enjoying eating this. It is seriously strange behavior to you. You understand many people enjoy this though.

It doesn't require being in some kind of protected bubble in which someone has never had tuna or met people who love tuna for this to happen, you weirdo.

[(Anonymous)]

It comes across as if OP can not understand that many people like tuna sandwiches, even if they themselves do not and find it strange. It comes across as a serious theory of mind failure.

[(Anonymous)]

DA - No it doesn't. It comes across as if OP can't understand why/how people like tuna sandwiches; not that OP can't understand people like them. You failing to make that distinction is not OP's problem.

[(Anonymous)]

nayrt and I mean, if someone can't understand why/how someone else may like something they don't like, then yeah, they're very small-minded because it means they're incapable of imagining anything beyond their own preferences or experiences.

[(Anonymous)]

I was raised religious in a pretty religious country, with no one around me who even questioned the existence of God throughout my whole childhood, and yet I don't understand religion. I've never felt faith at all and I genuinely cannot wrap my mind around it. To the point that I've realized recently that I don't even... believe that religious people are actually religious, like, I *know* that this is not true and that many people actually do have faith, but it's such an incomprehensible concept to me that my default stance is "that's what they tell themselves because for some reason it makes them feel better, but surely they don't *really* believe it". So... yeah, no need to be in any protected bubble, for some of us religion is just something that doesn't click.