I Dont Talk A Lot About Religion, Think I Mentioned Being Christian Once, But To Be Specific Im A Lapsed

I don’t talk a lot about religion, think I mentioned being Christian once, but to be specific I’m a lapsed Catholic.

I was raised by a catholic family, but they aren’t very good Catholics, they often don’t go to church, most haven’t read the bible, were against confessions, discarded some parts of the Bible in favor of science, etc.

It led to me having a somewhat confusing religious upbringing. I never read the full bible and my understanding of God is a weird mix of the few parts I read and personal interpretation.

My main reasons to not engaging with the church are basically:

- I always found their activities boring.

- I hate how annoyingly bigoted the church and it’s members can be, can’t stand some of these people.

- I’m queer (self explanatory).

Why I don’t call myself an ex catholic? My understanding of God is so tied to my personal interpretation that I never felt the need to stop believing. I only feel the need to distance myself from the institutions.

For context, this is Ryan Gosling Laios:

I don’t know who made it, but it’s amazing

I was bored in chemistry class and felt the need to do this after seeing Ryan Gosling Laios.

This whole episode was Blitzø realizing Stolas’ flirting attempts aren’t the freakiest it can get.

Laois is the kind of guy who would make an entire seminary about how popular wolf terminology is wrong just because someone told him to be an alpha.

That’s honestly the most realistic part of Ever After High.

The pretty girls in my school always go for boys with horrible haircuts.

I’m watching Cobra Kai with my sister(she loves karate kid) and I kinda hate how the Eli might be autistic thing is never mentioned again. It’s wasted potential, really.

Eli starts as the trope of the nerdy, shy, smart autistic who gets bullied and then gets an entire corruption arc, becoming a bully while masking a lot. After that he starts a redemption arc but as for now still can’t fully accept himself.

It’s an interesting subversion, you don’t see a lot of autistic bullies on tv, if the writers were better and explored this idea a little further it could have been one of the best portrayals of autism in current media.