Avert your eyes, children.

BD66 comments on Apr 22, 2018:

Melania is holding up a whole lot better.

Hey if I can get only 235 likes on this post then I can move up to Level 5! Come on you know you ...

BD66 comments on Apr 19, 2018:

I'll do my part to help.

Maybe it's just me but I think most people have inconsistent political and philosophical beliefs.

BD66 comments on Apr 19, 2018:

You are spot on. It seems like there is some form of psychological substitution going on with many atheists and agnostics. Faith in God is replaced by Faith in Government Fear of Hell is replaced by Fear of Global Warming

Curious - worst break up line you ever heard? I'll start. "I'm bored with you."

BD66 comments on Apr 19, 2018:

A scrawny little kid I went to high school with told his girlfriend "Kathy, a stallion has got to run"

Standup comedy

BD66 comments on Apr 19, 2018:

George Carlin, Dave Chappelle, Russell Peters

What’s the craziest story from your life, that is true but people would find hard to believe.

BD66 comments on Apr 18, 2018:

3 Golf Stories: I once sliced a golf ball so bad that it went off the fairway, across the fairway of an adjancent hole, bounced off the side of a highway where the concrete was built up about 3" above the bare earth, came back across the adjacent fairway, and landed in the middle of the fairway I was intending to drive the golf ball onto. I could never beat my brother at golf, then one day I was about 5 feet from the hole, and I needed to two-put to beat him by one stroke. Just as I was about to putt, a fly flew up my nose, and I hit the ball about 20 feet past the hole. I ended up 4-putting, and he beat me by one stroke. (stories other people told for the rest of their lives" When we were putting on hole 7 on my hometown golf course, people would often slice their drives on hole 1 and the ball would end up in a spot that was blind to them close to the 7 green. Whenever we saw that, we would take their ball and drop it into the cup on hole number 7. A few minutes later they would show up looking for their ball, and we would point to the cup and tell them the ball went right in the cup. They would always respond "Well God Damn, that's the only time I will ever get a hole in 1!" They are probably still telling their grandchildren about the holes in one that never really happened.

What’s the craziest story from your life, that is true but people would find hard to believe.

BD66 comments on Apr 18, 2018:

When I was an undergrad, I walked in to a "Sports in Ancient Greece and Rome" class, and the professor handed out an hourly exam. I was unaware there would be an exam, but I still got a perfect score. The reason: The week before I sprained my ankle, and I couldn't walk miles to class, so I stayed at home, bored on the sofa, and I read my "Sports in Ancient Greece and Rome" textbooks cover to cover.

Why is it okay to wish death on some, but not others?

BD66 comments on Apr 18, 2018:

Well for one thing. Rush Limbaugh and the Pope didn't pull off a terrorist attack that killed 3000 people.

COMMUNICATING A THREAT: How many of us grew up under the teachings of heaven and hell?

BD66 comments on Apr 17, 2018:

Was handling rattlesnakes part of your path to heaven? ;-)

Name something women should stop doing.

BD66 comments on Apr 17, 2018:

Shopping as a cure for boredom.

For those actively looking for a companion/more where did you find your success?:

BD66 comments on Apr 17, 2018:

match.com

Starbucks Philadelphia arrest: CEO apologizes to two black men arrested in a store after an employee...

BD66 comments on Apr 16, 2018:

I meet clients in Starbucks all the time. Usually I go in there, sometimes use the bathroom, then wait without ordering until my client shows up. When my client shows up, we go to the front, order drinks, and have our meeting. I had no idea I was violating so mant Starucks rules for so many years. Sometimes I just go in there to use free wi-fi for a few minutes, and don't order anything.

There's a protest today near me against the bombing of Syria by the British government.

BD66 comments on Apr 16, 2018:

Syria is so complicated, it's difficult to tell who are the good guys and who are the bad guys.

What is the best Cartoon Series ever to grace television?

BD66 comments on Apr 12, 2018:

Simpsons.

Famous person?

BD66 comments on Apr 12, 2018:

Bill Clinton.

I think honesty is a virtue.

BD66 comments on Apr 12, 2018:

On the flip side, that's why they encourage soldiers to be religious. They want them to think "It's OK to run into the machine gun fire, because if I get hit, I will get to live with my imaginary friend in the sky"

Anyone ever had anything bad happen on Friday the 13th?

BD66 comments on Apr 11, 2018:

My wife had a nervous breakdown and ended up on a psychiatric ward on Friday 8/13/2004.

Just finished reading "The Virtue of Selfishness" by Ayn Rand.

BD66 comments on Apr 11, 2018:

The Fountainhead, Atlas Shrugged, We the Living were all good books. She lived through a leftist takeover of her country and witnessed and experienced the resulting misery first-hand. We the Living should be required reading on college campuses.

What’s the most profound rebuttal you’ve gotten from a religious person in a ...

BD66 comments on Apr 9, 2018:

The best rebuttal I have ever received is some form of Pascal's wager.

What is the one creature, snake, spider, rodent, bat, etc, that creeps you out the most?

BD66 comments on Apr 9, 2018:

Spiders.

What's something that many people haven't done, but that you have?

BD66 comments on Apr 8, 2018:

Gone deeper than 1000 feet in a submarine.

Do you raise your kids atheist?

BD66 comments on Apr 8, 2018:

When my son was 10 years old, I had read a children's bible, and I asked him what he believed and what he didn't believe. He picked up on 2 things that were impossible: The Universe, Earth, Man, and all animals were not created the same week. No Star of Bethlehem could ever lead wise men to a single house. He's been an atheist ever since. He's a very bright boy, he had me boxed into a logical corner on Santa Claus when he was only 6 so I had to come clean on that one.

What do you say on facebook to friends or family that have lost a loved one?

BD66 comments on Apr 7, 2018:

I try to remember something about the person who passed away and post that instead of "Prayers"

What is better than sex?

BD66 comments on Apr 4, 2018:

Watching my son, James Douglas, pick up a gold medal as the Illinois State 6th Grade Chess Champion: https://www.iesa.org/activities/chs/results_Individual.asp?Year=2018=6

Do you normally have a lot of energy? What boosts your energy?

BD66 comments on Apr 2, 2018:

Working out first thing in the morning.

Do you like country living? For those that do, did, ? Or want to

BD66 comments on Apr 1, 2018:

I prefer to live on the edge of a city of about 100,000. Traffic isn't too bad, but you get all the kids activities, medical care, etc of a larger city.

Do you believe that life is mostly about luck?

BD66 comments on Mar 23, 2018:

A very wise person I once knew once said "Live is a lottery. If you are smart and you work hard, you get more tickets"

POLL: Millennial Women Killing Republican Party - YouTube

BD66 comments on Mar 22, 2018:

Leftist indoctrination on college campuses.

Anybody do cruises?

BD66 comments on Mar 22, 2018:

I got married on a cruise. The cruise was great. The marriage was a nightmare.

Do you feel that religion robs people of living life to the fullest?

BD66 comments on Mar 22, 2018:

It takes away a good portion of their money and their leisure time.

To quote Darius Rucker, “When was the last time you did something for the first time”.

BD66 comments on Mar 22, 2018:

Last night, I had a very good Indian dish for the first time that contained chicken and spinach.

So has anyone else read OT Ezekial?

BD66 comments on Mar 22, 2018:

The story of Noah's ark and the scientific evidence that that story is false vs. the evidence that story is true should be enough to convince anyone with a shred of sanity that the Bible is a book of fairy tales.

New evidence for plume beneath Yellowstone National Park

BD66 comments on Mar 20, 2018:

I'm going there this summer.

What happened to all the FUNNY movies?

BD66 comments on Mar 20, 2018:

Serving Yutes since 1992 https://www.etsy.com/listing/591156789/my-cousin-vinny-novelty-movie-t-shirt

Diversity training let the controversy begin

BD66 comments on Mar 20, 2018:

That stuff makes me glad I left corporate America 11 years ago.

As we're getting closer to the American Atheist convention, we have more info about what we're ...

BD66 comments on Mar 19, 2018:

An athiest convention in the heart of the Bible Belt on Zombie Jesus day! Those people have some nerve!

Who isn't on medications here?

BD66 comments on Mar 18, 2018:

Just Zyrtec for allergies for me.

Do you accept the possibility of a god, but reject man’s perspective of one?

BD66 comments on Mar 17, 2018:

If there is some being out there that created 10^24 stars and is controlling the interaction between the 10^86 elementary particles in the universe in a way that is completly undetectable to humans, that being will not act like the mentally ill teenager that is portrayed in the Old Testament of the Bible.

What was something that pushed you towards doubting your religion?

BD66 comments on Mar 17, 2018:

1. Science and Math Education. 2. The fact that the pastor at my church was a liar.

I have learned that rejection is just another lesson in life.

BD66 comments on Mar 15, 2018:

When I was 20, I dated a girl who taught me there are a lot of things worse than rejection. I never had any fear of rejection after that disastrous 3 week relationship.

Would you avoid naming your child a name with religious connotations?

BD66 comments on Mar 9, 2018:

It's funny for me. My oldest son Christopher, was named after a fertility doctor who helped bring Christopher into the world. My second son James, was named after a famous historical figure, so I have two sons: Christopher- Named after Christ James - Brother of Jesus and we had no religious motivation for either name.

Did you grow up with religion?

BD66 comments on Mar 5, 2018:

I did. Methodist Church. I realized it was all nonsense at age 12, but they had great activities: Canoe trips, camping trips, parties, sports nights, etc. for the kids, so I stuck with it until age 18. After I left for college, that was the end of it for me.

Watching the academy awards tonight and amy noticing the distinct change in color it gives me hope ...

BD66 comments on Mar 5, 2018:

I couldn't stand all the grandstanding on political and social issues. If I want that, I will watch Fox News or MSNBC.

My house cleaner comes tomorrow morning, he cleans every 2 weeks, and here I am cleaning up so he ...

BD66 comments on Mar 5, 2018:

My mother does the same thing. She feels like she has to clean the house up for the housecleaners.

What dating sites have you tried and did you make any relationships or friendships from it?

BD66 comments on Mar 3, 2018:

match.com. It worked. I'm at my new Catholic girlfriend's house right now!

Do you eat meat?

BD66 comments on Mar 2, 2018:

I sure do. I grew up on a farm where we raised Angus cattle that were destined for 4 adn 5 star restaurants. That's the quality of beef I was accustomed to. Once I got to college and was subjected to the low quality stuff they serve there, I couldn't stand beef any more. I eat mostly chicken and fish.

Have you ever known anyone to fall victim to a scam? Or, are most people wary enough to avoid them?

BD66 comments on Feb 26, 2018:

2,000,000,000 Christians fall victim to the Jesus scam. 1,800,000,000 Muslims fall victim to the Muhammad scam.

Are the Russians on Agnostic.com?

BD66 comments on Feb 22, 2018:

After the Communists dominated Russia from 1917 through 1989, there should be a lot of Russian atheists and agonstics. We should welcome them.

How would you respond to someone who is arguing against global warming, giving “last winter was ...

BD66 comments on Feb 15, 2018:

There are a range of opinions on the subject: 1. Global Warming is a hoax thought up by the Leftist Totalitarians who want to control everything. 2. Global Warming is going on, but to quote Marco Rubio "The United States is not a planet", so there is very little we can do about it. 3. Global Warming is going on, and the primary causes are deforestation, overpopulation, and fossil fuel consumption. If and when all the fossil fuels are gone, the earth will be 2 to 4 C warmer than it is today, but the warmer earth problem will be nothing compared to the problem that we don't have any more fossil fuels. Try flying across the Pacific in a solar-powered airplane. No solution yet proposed by the lefties will solve the problem, and the costs associated with each proposed solution are enormous. The best solutions right now can be achieved on a personal level: Limit yourself to 2 children. Drive a fuel-efficient car. Don't go cruising. Don't fly across the Atlantic or Pacific all the time. Don't spend your weekends driving up and down the nearest lake in a speedboat with a 300 hp motor. Don't buy a 6000 sq. ft. house and cool it to 70 deg in the summer and heat it to 70 deg in the winter. Don't patronize vehicle racing events. Plant trees, etc. 4. Global Warming is a serious problem, and governments need to force their citizens into using public transportation, penalize them from using fossil fuels, subsidize alternative energies, build bullet trains etc. 5. "Climate change" is the #1 problem facing humanity. If we don't take drastic action today: The sea levels will rise by 10m this century. All the polar bears will die. We will have horrific hurricanes, forest fires, and floods. All the earth's major coastal cities will be underwater. Once the arctic tundra thaws, billions/trillions of tons of methane will enter the atmosphere, causing the Earth to become like the the next Venus. We spent 50% of our GDP defeating Facism in WWII, so we should spend 50% of our GDP defeating "climate change" I'm at about 3.1 on the global warming seriousness scale. I think the people at #1 and #5 are almost equally irrational. Many people close to 3 might be convinced that some government action might make sense, but they are turned off by the hysteria of people at #5. Many people who are close to 4 could likely be convinced that most government proposed solutions have much higher costs than the benefits that they offer, but they are focused on calling the people with global warming hoax theories at 1 crazy.

Why conservatives are more susceptible to believing in lies.

BD66 comments on Feb 12, 2018:

I think both liberals and conservatives are highly susceptible to believing lies: https://i.pinimg.com/474x/7a/f8/7c/7af87cdcb301b9157861da6f5def52ee--economics-humor-taxes-humor.jpg

Can a moderate have a place in this agnostic site?

BD66 comments on Feb 10, 2018:

I'm a Libertarian. Glad you have joined the group.

To those who were raised in a religious household, what made you abandon your family's beliefs?

BD66 comments on Jan 27, 2018:

1. The science and mathematics I learned in school. 2. The fact that the minister at our church was a liar.

What book should replace the bible...

BD66 comments on Jan 26, 2018:

The local alternative newspaper.

If you graduated college, did you feel lost and nervous, unsure of what your future would hold and ...

BD66 comments on Jan 25, 2018:

I finished my PhD in electrical engineering just after the Cold War ended, and the demand for people in my area of expertise was way down. I continued to work at the company that I had been working for part-time, developed more skills, then moved into the hot fields of telecommunications and wireless communication. Hang in there and work hard. You will do fine.

What is the most romantic spot to which you have ever been?

BD66 comments on Jan 25, 2018:

Trevi Fountain in Rome at night.

Inside Flat Earth International Conference, where everyone believes Earth isn't round

BD66 comments on Jan 25, 2018:

The earth is not round. https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/earth-is-not-round/

Doomsday clock has been moved to two minutes to mignight.

BD66 comments on Jan 25, 2018:

I think it's nonsense. The reason they cited was conflict between the US and North Korea. North Korea doesn't even have the means to wipe out South Korea.

What caused the migrant crisis from Africa?

BD66 comments on Jan 25, 2018:

There is a huge wealth disparity between most African nations and the Western world. You would fully expect a large percentage of people who have the means to get out of the African nations to do so. That's the same thing you see with people attempting to emigrate out of Central American nations.

Where do you draw the line between run-of-the-mill Bible Thumpers and Cults?

BD66 comments on Jan 12, 2018:

You don't. Christianity is a cult of human sacrifice.

How do you let people know you're interested in meeting them if you're a level one?

BD66 comments on Jan 12, 2018:

Keep posting and commenting. It doesn't take long to get to level 2.

Useless Products

BD66 comments on Jan 12, 2018:

STP oil treatment is a famous one.

Which accent do you like the most/ find the most sexy, and which one grinds on your nerves?

BD66 comments on Jan 12, 2018:

I once interviewed a young woman who grew up in Vietnam, then went to Georgia Tech for undergrad and grad school. The combination Vietnamese/Southern accent was the sexiest thing I had ever heard, but she was 100% unqualified for the job. Another guy in my company hired her into a different department. I don't believe he was thinking with the right head when he made that decision.

The worst time of the year for us godless creatures! Who else wants to hide from the well wishers ...

BD66 comments on Dec 24, 2017:

I feel sorry for the Walgreens checkout people. They have to work at a cash register by the door so they are hit with one cold draft after another, but then they have to listen to the Salvation Army bell-ringers all-day every day from Thanksgiving until Christmas.

Who else is having a white Christmas?

BD66 comments on Dec 24, 2017:

We are here in Bloomington, IL.

To what extent does religion contribute to continuing human population growth?

BD66 comments on Dec 23, 2017:

You bet it does. You can almost guarantee that the religions with the most aggressive "Be fruitful and multiply" policies will be the ones with the most followers.

I hate wrapping presents

BD66 comments on Dec 22, 2017:

Last weekend, my 7 year old daughter said "I'll wrap your presents for you Daddy" It was a triple win: 1. I found someone else to wrap my presents (something I hate doing). 2. She got to wrap the presents (something she loves doing) 3. I kept her busy and occupied for a few hours learning a new skill.

takeAmericaBack is done - take it back to what?

BD66 comments on Dec 22, 2017:

Speaking as a parent with 15, 11, and 7 year old children. I don't want participation trophies. My kids don't want them either. It alien to me why people would give out participation trophies at all.

Winter Solstice & Yuletide Greetings to All! :) keep the faith lol

BD66 comments on Dec 21, 2017:

Happy Solstice to you too!

God is a ____________?

BD66 comments on Dec 21, 2017:

scam used to exploit gullible and desperate people.

President's Job Approval Rating

BD66 comments on Dec 19, 2017:

This is one of the best polls. It has Trump at 43% http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/trump_administration/trump_approval_index_history

Evolution.

BD66 comments on Dec 19, 2017:

But the human has a soul and some humans speak regularly to the being that created 1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 stars 15,000,000,000 years ago! :-)

Are IDC s welcome here?

BD66 comments on Dec 19, 2017:

I think it's a subtle distinction. If you believed the whole Christian "Infinite Reward" vs. "Infinite Punishment" nonsense, you would care. If you don't care it means you don't believe, so you are certainly welcome here.

Is constructive dialogue possible anymore?

BD66 comments on Dec 18, 2017:

It's possible for a small portion of the population.

Occam's Razor. What are you thoughts on this?

BD66 comments on Dec 18, 2017:

Business related emails are another perfect example. You need to know exactly what you want to say and get to the point as soon as possible, otherwise you lose the attention of the recipients.

A Doctor Built a Machine That Helps People Die - Tonic

BD66 comments on Dec 18, 2017:

I think it might make sense if you were afflicted with a painful terminal illness like bone cancer. I'm hoping to go out like my late wife's grandfather. He was perfectly healthy and had a clear mind until age 97, then he had a massive stroke and he was dead before he hit the floor.

How do you deal with people who don't respect facts in a discussion?

BD66 comments on Dec 17, 2017:

Avoid them.

Any reaction when you see the religious "fish" symbol on the back of a car or in an ad for a ...

BD66 comments on Dec 17, 2017:

I love to see the fish with legs: http://www.understandthetimes.org/images/c122b.gif

Non-Male Atheists (female / trans / NB / etc.

BD66 comments on Dec 17, 2017:

One other interesting possibility for a difference between straight men and straight women is that women might find the idea of an imaginary male friend (God/Jesus) who watches over them and looks out for them and loves them to be comforting. Speaking as a straight man, the idea of an imaginary male friend who watches over me, looks out for me and loves me, is a little bit creepy.

Non-Male Atheists (female / trans / NB / etc.

BD66 comments on Dec 17, 2017:

I can think of one possible difference. Men tend to socialize more over sports while women tend to socialize more over religion. You can be an Atheist man in a largely Christian community and still go to Buffalo Wild Wings with the guys to watch football. For a lot of women I know the majority of their socializing comes from attending church on Sundays and their "small group" bible study groups during the week. An Atheist woman would not have those opportunities to socialize with other women.

Do you have to be religious to believe in the soul?

BD66 comments on Dec 17, 2017:

There are millions of stories of ghosts, people being "visited" by dear friends or family members just after they passed away, etc. Those stories all share enough similarity to make the probability nonzero that they are true. You can believe those stories might be true and still not believe: The universe was created in 6 days. A talking snake tricked a rib-woman into eating a magic apple. An omnipotent being that created a universe of 1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 stars 15,000,000,000 years ago decided to knock up a teenage Jewish girl 2000 years ago.

Are the 10 commandments a bucket list for Atheist?

BD66 comments on Dec 15, 2017:

I'll have to admit I've coveted a lot of neighbor's wives.

My wife is Christian and speaks mostly Spanish.

BD66 comments on Dec 15, 2017:

I think it could work. If you sent me your email address, and we could do a net meeting with Google Translate on the screen.

My wife is Christian and speaks mostly Spanish.

BD66 comments on Dec 15, 2017:

I've only had 2 years of high school Spanish, but I'd be willing to give it my best shot using Google Translate: https://translate.google.com/?tl=it

Freaky Friday: If you had to body swap with someone else, who would it be?

BD66 comments on Dec 15, 2017:

Myself at age 17 again. I would have a lot more fun at college than I did the last time around.

Should U.S. candidates be required to release tax returns as public knowledge?

BD66 comments on Dec 15, 2017:

They should have to release their tax returns and all of their college transcripts. We have too many politicians who are clueless when it comes to Economics, History, and Science.

90 percent of the points are owned by the top 1%. This is a yuge problem.

BD66 comments on Dec 13, 2017:

Silvereyes is selfishly hoarding all the points for herself! We can't let this greed stand! Her points should be taken from her and distributed to the needy!

90 percent of the points are owned by the top 1%. This is a yuge problem.

BD66 comments on Dec 13, 2017:

Time to tax the top 1% and distribute those points to the middle class.

Recently my atheist/Jewish wife was about to have an operation.

BD66 comments on Dec 13, 2017:

That's a very good question, but you're asking the wrong crowd. :-)

If you are going to date a Christian, are you normally better of with a nondenominational date, ...

BD66 comments on Dec 13, 2017:

I'm about to date someone who grew up Catholic, was raised in a Catholic school, and still attends a Catholic church. I'm hoping that she is just doing this out of habit, and it doesn't mean anything to her, but we'll see. I think someone who makes a conscious decision to attend a nondenominational mega-church where they chant a mantra like "God is good" over an over to electric guitar music will likely be much worse.

Wouldn’t it make far more Capitalistic sense for tipped personnel to, instead, receive a living ...

BD66 comments on Dec 12, 2017:

From a Capitalistic sense, if you set a minimum wage at $15/hour, you are denying the right to work for people whose labor is worth less than $15/hour. You are also denying people the right to hire help for tasks that are worth less than $15/hour. You are also creating an underground economy where people who have tasks that are worth less than $15/hour hire people whose labor is worth less than $15/hour, but nobody reports the transaction. If you are trying to solve the problem of "What do we do to help all of these people whose labor is worth less than $15/hour" probably the best answer is the earned income tax credit. People should be allowed to hire and work at rates driven by supply and demand, but for work less than $X per hour, the US Government should provide some form of tax credit of $Y per hour so the people working for very low wages receive more pay for their work. As far as tipping goes, I don't mind paying a tip after I have received my meal and my service at a restaurant. What drives me nuts is when you stand in line to order at a counter, you order your food, and then they put an IPAD app in front of you that defaults to a 20% or 30% tip. Let me sample your service first, let me eat your food first, then I'll decide whether I will provide a tip.

As you know, the secular community is a marginalized one.

BD66 comments on Dec 10, 2017:

Work out. Get plenty of sleep. Eat Right. Get massages. Spend time with people you enjoy being around.

Have you noticed how people are bringing their pets into religion?

BD66 comments on Dec 9, 2017:

If you believe you will see your family again in heaven, it's not much of a stretch to believe you will see your pets as well.

Religion is nothing but a security blanket for people who can't cope with the fact that they're not ...

BD66 comments on Dec 9, 2017:

It's also Santa Claus for adults.

A short lesson in economics.

BD66 comments on Dec 7, 2017:

That's not true. Look at Japan, and look at Russia. Japan has far fewer resources per person than Russia does, but the average Japanese person has a much higher standard of living than the average Russian. Technology lets us use those resources more efficiently than we have in the past.

What one thing have you not done ,that you really want to do

BD66 comments on Dec 5, 2017:

I always wanted to be a massage therapist for female Olympic track athletes.

Christmas movies that aren't shithouse! Office Christmas Party Bad Moms 2 Daddy's Home 2...

BD66 comments on Dec 5, 2017:

Christmas Story Christmas Vacation Home Alone 1 Home Alone 2

What is the worst X-mas song ever? I'll go first.

BD66 comments on Dec 4, 2017:

Santa Baby is my favorite.

Ignosticism, anyone?

BD66 comments on Dec 3, 2017:

Almost every religion clearly defines their god(s), and it's easy to rule out the existence of each one because there are usually mountains of evidence showing the stories associated with the god(s) are false and no evidence showing the stories associated with the god(s) are true.

Why do I find people who believe in the bible so unattractive?

BD66 comments on Dec 2, 2017:

There are all kinds of pretty girls/women who are religious. The problems don't occur until you get into a relationship with a grown adult who believes in ridiculous fairy tales.

What religion were you originally steeped in? I was raised Mormon.

BD66 comments on Dec 2, 2017:

Methodist.