This post has content warnings for: Quaker stuff, Christians being cringe.
Author, Beat Sabreuse, Skunks
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- makyo.ink/
Recovering techie with an MFA, working on like a kajillion writing projects at once. Check out the Post-Self cycle, Restless Town, A Wildness of the Heart, ally, and a whole lot of others.
Trans/nb, queer, polyam, median, constantly overwhelmed.
Current hyperfixation: SS14
⏳ Slow Hours | 🪔 Beholden
🫴 Hold My Name | ✨ Motes
🌾 Rye | ★ What Right Have I
🌱 Dry Grass | ⚖️ True Name
🌺 May Then My Name
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in reply to @makyo's post:
I’ve never been able to wrap my head around what seems to be one of the core assumptions of christianity; that people need their belief in the lord and the teachings of the bible and in order to be good and moral people. The real irony of being put into a christian private school was that the abuse I suffered there is what first shook my childhood belief.
It is so frustrating, I swear. If you insist on a rulebook to guide your actions, at the very least I think you ought to acknowledge it. If you insist on punishment and reward to keep yourself in line, you will quickly forget that other people are still people. I am sorry that you suffered at their hands, and that that is so common z.z
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