Just to be clear, I've learned the error of my ways and don't think this way anymore.
Aight here's that rant I want talkin about.
Religion has always seemed rather stupid to me, ever since I really looked into it. It always felt off, how there's these huge buildings where people go to beg for forgiveness, from some person in the sky. How some try to force their children into believing it, and then reject them if they disagree. To be clear, I wasn't raised with any religion, and I mainly have a bias against Christianity. Especially because a side of my family that I hate is Christian.
There's been times when I've found out someone who I might've cared about was Christian and then just tried to cut them out as much as I could, ignore even the thought of them. And I regret it. I know it's wrong, and I've thought about it more and can understand that I should just accept them for who they are. I mean, over this quarantine I had the chance to talk to my (irl) best friend more, and yet I chose not to simply because I learned they were Christian. And because of that I've just felt more crappy.
I mean, the only reason I got past this hatred, was because of that friend I mentioned in the img. I talked to them more before I learned they were religious and that's the only thing that stopped me from thinking that way. I've felt like shit ever since, I've come to realize that I'm sorta just an angry lil piece a crap.
So finally, I just wanna apologize for all that.
