[ SECRET POST #2286 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2286 ⌋

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Re: Losing your religion

[dimestoresaint]

I was raised Catholic, went to Catholic schools from kindergarten through high school, and always just kind of went along with it. In middle and high school there were some things I strongly disagreed with the Church on--birth control and homosexuality (and this was before I even realized that I'm queer myself) but I still bought into the whole god thing, and found the traditions comforting as well.

College introduced me to people and ways of thinking that I hadn't been exposed to before (yay feminism!), and I gradually started realizing that there was more wrong with the Church than I'd thought. I distanced myself from it more and more until by the time I graduated I was just done with the whole thing. At this point I think there may or may not be a god, but religion does more harm than good.