slyhunter
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Agreed.This thread would be funnier with Shadow and Sino.
Agreed.This thread would be funnier with Shadow and Sino.
it wasn't an either/or, you do one then the otherThe first one. Arabs disgust me. But like that's ethnicity not religion.
A white muslim wouldn't disgust me.
brown girls are best girlsFuck no. I'd have to see the disgusting Arab every day.
thisbrown girls are best girls
That is true. But religion is personal to an individual, so I don't think being in a relationship with different beliefs would or should affect the two people. My parents are an example, dad is an atheist and mum is a deeply religious woman but they don't step on each other's views and they're pretty cute and in lovePersonally, I think sharing the same views/beliefs as the person you are with makes it alittle easier..
If they don't accept you, then they are certainly not meant for you.I'm non religious and accept people from all religious backgrounds (cept scientology and other religions that are 1 step short of being a cult). The problem is, would those people accept me?
have you ever felt pressured into following their beliefs?That is true. But religion is personal to an individual, so I don't think being in a relationship with different beliefs would or should affect the two people. My parents are an example, dad is an atheist and mum is a deeply religious woman but they don't step on each other's views and they're pretty cute and in love
changes from person to person. They should if you do and there is mutual respect for eacother's beliefsI'm non religious and accept people from all religious backgrounds (cept scientology and other religions that are 1 step short of being a cult). The problem is, would those people accept me?
Yep. If I liked, say, a Jewish girl. She might be ok with me and all, but her parents wouldn't so obviously it wouldn't work. So in a sense, yes religious belief does have an effect on choice of partners even though I'm ok with it.If they don't accept you, then they are certainly not meant for you.
Originally, both my parents were religious so I was brought up being slightly religious. But as I grew older, both of them let me do my own thing, especially after my dad became atheist.have you ever felt pressured into following their beliefs?
or did they just let you do your own thing?