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All things come to an end at least, in a manner of speaking..



Do you like to read multiple books in a singular time or read books one after another; hence, completing one then moving onto the next?

Definitely like reading one book at a time.

Do you often hear wolves howling?

What do you think, Kraftie


Same question.

I wish I heard it more often

Do you like a multi-colored sunset, or a single-colored sunset?

Nope, but I once heard a panther make noise when I went camping.

Do you like The Golden Girls?

Edit: lol whoops that was for LoneLoyalWolf

I watched it a lot when I was younger. Liked it a lot


Same question.

Yup! My favorite show ever I can watch it over and over and never get bored.

Same question

I haven't.

Have you ever acted in a play?

Yes, my school play.


What’s the creepiest tech out there?

Any kind of spyware, I guess.

What do you think of the new female Doctor?

Don't really have an opinion about it.


What is your opinion about religions?

I dislike religion but I also think people should have the right to their religious beliefs.

Same question

I find that religion is a beautiful thing, if used in the right way, but people often use it in a horrible and destructive way. Many wars are about religion and that saddens me to no end.

People are known to twist beautiful words, meant to unity, into malicious words that puts an enormous void between people. Preaching how good and forgiving they are, but damning everyone that is different to the debts of hell. Humanity stands for diversity, that is what makes us beautiful, and I often feel religion wants to restrict that difference, want to keep everyone the same.

I got told I was born out of greed, made by man, not made out of love but from sin, a child of the devil and would therefore never feel true love in any kind of way, as a punishment for what my mother did. You know why? Because I am from a sperm donor.

My brother is gay and would burn in hell for the way he is was their opinion. Bricks came through my windows, for a little, shy, feminine boy who hurt nobody. He got hated for being different, as was I.

This is only one simple thing that religious people did to me and mine, drilled into a little boy on an almost daily basis. They should be ashamed of themselves, and I truly hope that there is no heaven or hell for them because if there is a god, he will never forgive them for that.

It all makes me laugh, knowing what they did to me. Irony and hypocrisy at it's best...

But of course, there are people who follow religion in a good, beautiful and non-judgmental way. They often get judged for the hate that the others emanate which isn't fair.

In the end, I am an atheist. My faith is in nature. I can always count on Mother Nature.


Same question.

People should always have the right to exercise religious freedom, regardless if they are religious or not.

Same question.

I feel that people's core beliefs and perceptions, not just for religion, but for everything, need to be challenged and examined without bias and without judgement.

Do you find the idea of unconditional love for everyone hard to believe, and if so, why?

Yes, how can someone love everyone unconditionally. Love is a strong emotion. It is already hard or impossible to find someone to unconditionally love one person.


Same question.