Anonymous wrote:Born and raised in Montgomery County. Always lived in Montgomery County and worked in DC. Thought I had the best of both worlds. Now, I can’t wait to move out of Montgomery County. Never thought I would feel that way. The crime and the liberal policies are out of control. I’m not a Republican…but there’s a limit.
Anonymous wrote:Weed - it should not have been legalized. Many are incapable of the type of moderation that is required to both enjoy using MJ and maintaining adult responsibilities.
Guns - used to think no one should have one, now I think every decent law abiding person should have one and be proficient in the use of it. Police are not going to protect us. No one is coming to save you. It’s up to you.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I was a staunch agnostic influenced by Carl Sagan ...now I am Catholic and a true believer. This happened around my late 20s. I was highly influenced by my colleagues among whom all religion is a joke.
Similarly with abortion, I used to feel it was regrettable but necessary. After 15 years in healthcare I have seen way too much glibness about this, too many patients with histories of 10+, too much postponement for weeks due to seeing if the father steps up. It should be taken much more soberly and seriously.
How did you come to your conclusion? Did you have an experience that cemented it?
Yes, but not something I'm exposing to the ridicule of atheist DCUM.
Also a lot of reading, CS Lewis and Evelyn Waugh (which I had to order because these books aren't even carried by my public library.)
Anonymous wrote:1) Olives. Hated them all my life, then woke up one day realizing they were delicious.
2) New build houses. I used to think they were soulless and dull. Now I realize how incredible it is for everything just work and for things that don’t work to be able to be replaced without drama. I’ll find excitement elsewhere in life.
3) The far left. I’m center left and I used to think that the far left had some misguided ideas but had their hearts in the right place. I no longer think that. Bernie Sanders was some kind of inflection point. The amount of insanity+bad faith I’ve seen coming from the far left is enough to make me feel politically homeless, although I’m sure I’ll still vote blue because the right is even worse. It’s pretty depressing.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I was a staunch agnostic influenced by Carl Sagan ...now I am Catholic and a true believer. This happened around my late 20s. I was highly influenced by my colleagues among whom all religion is a joke.
Similarly with abortion, I used to feel it was regrettable but necessary. After 15 years in healthcare I have seen way too much glibness about this, too many patients with histories of 10+, too much postponement for weeks due to seeing if the father steps up. It should be taken much more soberly and seriously.
How did you come to your conclusion? Did you have an experience that cemented it?
Yes, but not something I'm exposing to the ridicule of atheist DCUM.
Also a lot of reading, CS Lewis and Evelyn Waugh (which I had to order because these books aren't even carried by my public library.)
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I was a staunch agnostic influenced by Carl Sagan ...now I am Catholic and a true believer. This happened around my late 20s. I was highly influenced by my colleagues among whom all religion is a joke.
Similarly with abortion, I used to feel it was regrettable but necessary. After 15 years in healthcare I have seen way too much glibness about this, too many patients with histories of 10+, too much postponement for weeks due to seeing if the father steps up. It should be taken much more soberly and seriously.
How did you come to your conclusion? Did you have an experience that cemented it?
Yes, but not something I'm exposing to the ridicule of atheist DCUM.
Also a lot of reading, CS Lewis and Evelyn Waugh (which I had to order because these books aren't even carried by my public library.)
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I was a staunch agnostic influenced by Carl Sagan ...now I am Catholic and a true believer. This happened around my late 20s. I was highly influenced by my colleagues among whom all religion is a joke.
Similarly with abortion, I used to feel it was regrettable but necessary. After 15 years in healthcare I have seen way too much glibness about this, too many patients with histories of 10+, too much postponement for weeks due to seeing if the father steps up. It should be taken much more soberly and seriously.
How did you come to your conclusion? Did you have an experience that cemented it?
Anonymous wrote:Weed - it should not have been legalized. Many are incapable of the type of moderation that is required to both enjoy using MJ and maintaining adult responsibilities.
Guns - used to think no one should have one, now I think every decent law abiding person should have one and be proficient in the use of it. Police are not going to protect us. No one is coming to save you. It’s up to you.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Trump.
I miss the trump years. Those were good years.
I do as well.
Anonymous wrote:Peanut allergies. It’s fine, I’m sending my kid with a pb&j.