Okay, so you're 18, possibly younger, and you've just had a child. Now normally this would call for congratulations... BUT YOU'RE 18, POSSIBLY YOUNGER.. can you not read?
Don't get me wrong, I don't doubt your love for the kid every time you see or hold it. But i doubt, very strongly, that you grasp the gravity of the situation. Now, for some moral, financial or emotional reason you didn't have an abortion. Good on you for sticking to your personal ethics; or price range. But at least you're going to use condoms now right?
No. You want more kids, and your fucking 2o years old. What the fuck? Were you semi-aborted when you were kid? Do you think children are pokemon?
Maybe you should concentrate on producing an environment, both financially and emotionally, that is conducive to raising a baby. Not just popping them off every nine months cause they're cute. Jesus Christ! I'd like to apologize in advance to the next generation.
However, if you could battle them like pokemon, I'd definitely get me a badass Blastoise.
Showing posts with label religion. Show all posts
Showing posts with label religion. Show all posts
Friday, July 3, 2009
Saturday, June 27, 2009
religion; a synonym for mental illness?
So let's say a man lives his life believing he is constantly being watched and the government are after him; they've tapped his phones, his under constant video surveillance and believes that a microchip has been implanted in his head to monitor his thoughts.
This man would most likely be diagnosed as a paranoid-schizophrenic and possibly institutionalised.
Now, we have people who live their lives in the belief that God is constantly watching them, monitoring their every move and every thought. These people believe any deviation from God's rules will result in eternal damnation in a fiery lake... of fire.
These people are religous. There doesn't seem to be a whole heap of difference between the two examples.
Just putting it out there.
This man would most likely be diagnosed as a paranoid-schizophrenic and possibly institutionalised.
Now, we have people who live their lives in the belief that God is constantly watching them, monitoring their every move and every thought. These people believe any deviation from God's rules will result in eternal damnation in a fiery lake... of fire.
These people are religous. There doesn't seem to be a whole heap of difference between the two examples.
Just putting it out there.
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