Porn makes me straight and that worries me

Why do you assume I'm Christian? That's like Americans who turn any negative comment about Hillary Clinton into a positive comment about Donald Trump. There are more ways to slice a cake than two.

Take your pick:

https://duckduckgo.com/?q=anton+lavey+last+words&t=h_&ia=web

 

I'd say you're more Aspie than anything else, given that you're actively trying to get rid of the actual sexual (natural, since you already have it; relational, since it means relating to other people, regardless of physical sex) inclinations you have. I'm not calling you names, I'm for real. Ask yourself if same-sex sexual attraction is something you feel in your body - read 'dick' -, or an identity in your mind? If it's the latter, I can relate, and it's more an Asp thing than a sexuality thing.

 

First of all you can't know that
2. this way of thinking doen't help you in any way

just some food for thought

 

This sounds horrible. Whatever's going on with you, I hope you manage to resolve it.

 

No, you're being basic. My actual point is that you're wasting your time looking for a doctrinal system upon which to hang your hat, because life is more complex than any set system can account for. You might find one that fits more or less well, but there will always be flaws. And if I were looking for the system-of-best-fit, I wouldn't choose one whose own founder rejected it before he died.

Critiquing one religion doesn't mean either supporting an alternative religion, and isn't a comment on religion as a whole - you bring that bias to bear yourself. The analogy holds with political candidates because political candidates are also sons/parents/business people, etc, and so a comment upon the character of one doesn't reflect automatically upon the character of another, unless someone brings a narrow - in this case bi-partisan, political - frame to bear.

Okay, you didn't assume I was Christian. You assumed I was trying to play some sort of childish game instead? How is that better?

 

It's a dream, and you're using it to escape reality. You've already experienced the bliss of breaking the social norms that hold things together. It's easy to do because increasingly we don't have to deal with material reality or other people, but it's an illusion. You don't have to justify anything to me, just come back here in 15 years' time when you realised what you've thrown away.

Peace out!

 

This post literally proves that HOCD is not some made up phenomenon designed to bash on gay people.

 

The world is getting really damn funny... I thought men compulsively paying women for humiliating them online was crazy enough (much more ridiculous than sado-maso and such, if you ask me), but a gay worrying about his sexual preferences leaning towards heretosexuality (and, by the way, being a satanist) is another level of craziness.

We should start a competition: try to predict the next completely ridiculous thing that this world will see in this decade.

 

Yes, there is, here:

If you see people breaking that rule, especially if that takes the thread off topic, just report the post and the mods will sort it out.

 

That's not how I interpret this.

Quote:
"If someone mentions how religion or a lack of religion has helped them, do not criticize them."
So if I give advice to people that I believe religion would help them, cause it helped me,
without the strict goal of converting someone, then there is no problem. So I can state my
opinion that involves religion.

Also "don't try to impose your views". If someone is willing to talk about the topic,
then it's not imposing from how I understand the definition of this word.

Also if someone starts a conversation or writes a post involving religion or is clearly
someone who is religious, then I would assume also that I am allowed telling that
person how things look inside this religion, is not imposing.

Also is this even legal to have such terms of service in view of the
First Amendement to the Constitution of the United States of America?:
https://www.law.cornell.edu/constitution/first_amendment