[ SECRET POST #2232 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2232 ⌋

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

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Notes:

Secrets Left to Post: 03 pages, 070 secrets from Secret Submission Post #319.
Secrets Not Posted: [ 1 - broken links ], [ 1 - not!secrets ], [ 0 - not!fandom ], [ 0 - too big ], [ 0 - repeat ].
Current Secret Submissions Post: here.
Suggestions, comments, and concerns should go here.

Comments

Re: Words that you hate?

[(Anonymous)]

I agree with you but 'idjit' is actually as or more annoying than anything homestuck

Re: I'm tired of being the bigger person

[tabaqui]

Ah, well - good on you! And good on your Mom if she told everybody to calm down and leave off the wank.

Our family get-togethers generally didn't delve into politics, which is good - not what i want to get out of a family 'party'!

Hope they keep their lips zipped and you can go back to enjoying family time.

[(Anonymous)]

Native American traditions are not oppressive, they are perfect.

[(Anonymous)]

I don't disagree with you, I just think that if someone wants to see a girl who will do anything for a man in Ariel's story, they can. Same as seeing Belle as a girl who 'changes a man for the better'. That's not how it really goes when you take a better look in both cases, but everybody isn't taking that better look.

[(Anonymous)]

That's funny, I just realized everybody was seeing tiny waist and I was seeing Big Ole Butt! Fat-Bottomed Girls Unite! XD

[lovelycudy]

Sorry, my native language slipped.

[(Anonymous)]

LOL!

[lovelycudy]

I saw him as a catalyst, to be honest. IDK, doing something for her man makes me think of someone following her man's desires and this is not the case. Ariel wanted out before falling for Eric and then he was the push she needed-. And, tbh, I don't why would anyone be inclined to look for such a thing.

[(Anonymous)]

YES! I agree :)

[(Anonymous)]

Excellent icon!

[(Anonymous)]

Neither Belle nor the villagers were being perfect people to each other. Remember in the original story Beauty's father loses all his money and the family has to make a sudden move to the country. They didn't dwell on that part in the Disney version but it was in one of the storyboarding ventures early on. Belle's accustomed to better, clearly has more education and a different outlook. She's a freak to the village and they're rather tiresome to her. Everyone was at least passing polite all the same and she did have a few growing friendly connections, such as bookshop guy. It's just a little culture shock on both sides that might have eventually smoothed over as such things do if she hadn't run off to her adventure in the great wide somewhere.

[(Anonymous)]

Some people don't speak English as a first language, and those who do would have had a phase of picking up new vocabulary. Except you, I guess, since you were apparently born with a dictionary in your brain.

[(Anonymous)]

I was under the impression that her father's destruction of all her stuff was what really pushed her over the edge. After meeting Eric she had the statue of him and was very excited about meeting him, but it wasn't until her father went on his rampage that she even considered going to Ursula. And honestly I don't blame her for wanting to get away after her father did that to a world that she viewed as much better.

Also Ariel had always wanted to go to the human world and Ursula's contract was that she had kiss Eric in order to stay there so Ariel kind of had to center around him. If that hadn't been part of Ursula's deal there's no telling what Ariel might have done.

[diet_poison]

lol you wanna play the "who is worse" game? Ok then, you win. I'm an idiot.

[diet_poison]

Or maybe some people just haven't heard every academic term out there for every social phenomenon ever.

[(Anonymous)]

OWN UUUUUUUUUUP, OP, OWN UUUUUUUUUP

Thank the kind person for her help and talk to her once in a while. Maybe she will be a good friend.

[(Anonymous)]

I've done this too...

[(Anonymous)]

Team Fortress (2?)

[(Anonymous)]

:(

[(Anonymous)]

do you secretly have a fisting fetish? it is okay, I has one too

[(Anonymous)]

Do you also think the nice person is pocky_slash?

[(Anonymous)]

Alternatively, poop-troll that meme until people are freaking out about how omg you posted 75 threads that said only poop, how dare you, think of the tracking nonnies, what the fuck!!! They will all totally forget whoever they were hating on three seconds ago.

[(Anonymous)]

non-water based adhesive lipsticks

[(Anonymous)]

Considering this is the same person who posted the "I throw away the drawings you send me" secret, I think "bitch" is the best we can hope to call her. (Guessing it's a her. No evidence to support this.)

Maybe OP needs to get a hobby that doesn't include delusions of grandeur and treating friends/fans like trash. Just a thought.

Re: I think I might be losing my faith

[saku]

theism and religion are two different things. doubting your atheism doesn't mean you're converting to a religion, it just means you're opening up to a theistic idea, be that as a belief (theism) or as an admission of possibility (agnosticism), or both.

the reason there are so many different concepts of deities is because we as a species don't know/understand whether or not theistic concepts apply to reality, and we make our own. that we substitute our ideas for the unknown doesn't mean anything except that we have no idea what lies beyond this. that's really what the concept of theism is all about, if you think about it. theism provides concepts of the supernatural - entities or events beyond natural law. an agnostic theist would be an individual that recognises their lack of knowledge and understanding, but also recognises the possibility - and perhaps personal belief - that there is more to the universe than what science as we know it can test and explain, in the way of a possible higher power.

so there is a pretty stark contrast between an understanding such as that, and religion. you can't compare the two, and to assume that the opposite of staunch atheism is religious nuttery is simple-minded.

also religion =/= magic ??????? i don't get why people use this insult. magic is the concept of using some form of supernatural force or technique that grants the user some degree of control. religion is the concept of a specific higher power(s) that has this control. it's really ignorant to dismiss all supernatural ideas as "magic." think what you want of them as a collective, but at least be accurate about your judgment.