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strontiumcapybara replied to your post: one of the hardest parts of abandoning your religion as you know it, is explaining to family who care, but will never get or accept it.
known a few people to go through that, it’s pretty tough. I’ve got something of a mirror problem, my parents are hardcore atheist and I don’t think religious folks are stupid so they think I’m gonna go jesusfreak or something
That is an interesting flip side, which could be very similar if not the same.
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strontiumlenoregoldberg reblogged this from rippedfuel and added:
Oh, Irish Catholic...definitely a thing. If you ever go to Ireland, especially in Northern...
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rippedfuel reblogged this from strontiumlenoregoldberg and added:
I was brought up in the weird position of my extended family more or less being Irish Catholic (it may not be an actual...
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strontiumlenoregoldberg reblogged this from cheapzen and added:
Definitely not the same, but as I said the other day, I instantly got on well with missionary kids because of the...
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