Trust NOT KERMIT No Horror Here, NOT KERMIT Is Good Guy - The Salvation Project 

*It's that easy Manly Kun!*

Can you play the game Missed Messages by Angela He?

It's as It's Easy Being as you can imagine

It’s very easy being green. For one, it means I can photosynthesize freely, producing my own body’s energy. For one it means I can be frogg, and everyone wants frogg. Don’t forget the guy who likes tortles either

i can confirm

Keep in mind that game actually was satanic in nature.

@@Cainus44 from what the story is, it is more immagination-wise in nature for me. Interesting concepts and execution, taken from the dev's childhood shenanigans. I still have it, it burns in my memories! I love it! Seriously tho, it is great lore-wise.

@@leafhawkstudiosofficial8711 It's also chock full of satanic imagery and writing. It is what it is.

Life was simple, and they were both happy. that was until the day Isaac's mom heard a voice from above

@Buy Free Canadian Pharmaceuticals I mean… you LITERALLY can fight satan, I’d be more suprised if it DIDNT have “satanic” imagery… In fact the entire shtick of the game was a kid essentially demonizing himself for every perceived flaw, and retreating into his imagination to cope. It was detailing how much damage that type of single minded “everything is satanic” mindset could cause to a child.

Ah, a fellow cultured Jacksfilms viewer I see!

he is clearly not kermit

yep

Actually happens. Did to me. And that's the tame stuff. I got a feeling the dev probably drew from their own personal experiences.

@@dilapidatedcastillo500 Same. Except mine sold my stuff for drug money rather than burn it. ...I haven't lived with my parents since I was 14. EDIT: at the time of this edit, 116 people like my circumstances. Messed up.

@@zackhenderson2392 man, I'm sorry to know they did that to you. At least my mom was just "scared for my soul" rather than selling my stuff just so she could get high. My mom got better as she got older. I'm sorry you don't have that option with your folks. Best wishes, my friend.

i'm glad my mom is a real Christian. she knows what right or not, true or not. and of course, not an @$$hole. edit: and btw, i feel bad to you guys. :(

Facts that's when I knew sis was not mentally there

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Also this one of those rare communities where statistically most of the comments are full of memelords and basically dank-humor. Definitely found my fav channel and people :')

@@mayttay1739 hello fellow human. glad you like it here.

I arrived to your comment at 420 likes thus I cannot in good faith leave a like as well. Edit: what a shame, it's been ruined. Welp, take my like and shoot for 6969

praise the memelord.

you did an amazing job with the voicing

kudos!

Jesus, you nailed it my dude. Perfect level of conspiratorial concern and authoritative abusiveness in the tone while still being kinda silly. ... I swear that's a compliment XD;

Holy cow you did a great job!!! Thanks for your hard work ^^🙏

holyy, you did a phenomenal job with the voicing man. It suited not kermit really well

a karen lives there..so its already free real estate 😨

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Truth is, there are a few types of "Darkness" mentioned in the Bible. 1: Literal darkness. Nothing supernatural about it. 2: Darkness that means "a mystery." 3: "The man who walks in the dark can't see where he's going." This one's a lack of wisdom. 4: "Outer Darkness," where no light of God can shine. (The worst type, and probably is part of what I've seen any time I dream of dark cemeteries. An awful many graves out there are dark, and a significant unrest is out there. I've found lightened graves which have rest, too, though.)

Thank you for bring it up 💜

It's still used that way by Catholics and Catholic off-shoot denominations It's most protestants/evangelicals and theologically inept edgelords that treat as satanic

@@cryptidproductions3160 didn't know catholic fanboys exist

@@areaxisthegurkha Buddha fanboys exist, so do Catholic.

@@garwinna1258 ok

Unless... :D

I'm sure it has a demonic meaning too in biblical texts

@@Vesperad0 no it doesn't. Seth was the 3rd son of Adam and Eve. The name means set or appointed as he was set to take the place of Abel who was killed by Cain

Yeeep... And Seth started out heavily worshipped, in spite of being a trickster, only to get yeeted from his own pantheon, basically. Reasons I found it super funny and fitting for the character here to be named Seth.

@@alexofalexyel Well, he did murder his own brother. That's generally a good way to get yourself yeeted.

Yeeeesss

@@AcrizCaazi No, no, no - it’s *YAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY!*

@@JFJD Oh, yay of course.

y e s .

Same reason playing mario 64 scared me as a kid!

Clearly the work of demons stealing this poor individual before the game even began!

Uh, no, it's actually filled with... tHe LOrD

average college student’s home

yep

“…the act fading away as his victory becomes closer” Fuck, dude. The way it changed from a calm, kinda “eh” voice to one with so much _power_ and dread packing into it.. holy shit. Might be a short game, but there’s so much that’s been shoved into it. Great game.

The true horror is how real it is. Christian propganda like this is still very real, were they talk about this thing called the 7 year covenant. They say shit like "Global Warming isn't real, it's just something bad people say to control you!". They say that once they kill all the Christians in Jerusalem "they" will start beheading all Christians in the world. The religious fearmongering to control people has never stopped, and with global warming fake in the mix of it, I fear it has a very real devil pulling the strings, and it's name is oil companies.

my grandma even believes the things the Heaven's Gate cult used to say. They teach it on the 700 club to this day. I can only hope that she isn't watching it anymore but she was so terrified of the government putting chips in her skin and tattooing barcodes on her.

yep

It's kinda strange how I'm more afraid of seth, the two foot frog doll who I could easily kick than the 8 foot demon with horns. Idk. I think it was because seth always had this uneasy feeling to him and his voice. And the demon just randomly was walking through the house. And it freaked me out more when seth started yelling.

Exactly! I love to see these games because it also shed light on the obvious sheltering and manipulation these people have gone through, even if they're unbearable in real life. It's an interesting subject that can be made easily into a horror game and the ideas and possibilities of stories are endless. Though that's probably not a good thing.

ahhh yes i know exactly what youre saying!! i hate fearmongering soso much specifically because of how it impacts people with psychosis. how exaggerations of threats can really send someone into these situations. im schizospec but still can only imagine how it would feel for these horrors to overtake reality ...

Religious Horror has a lot of capability of growth in fictional storytelling. You got people who manipulate others through misrepresenting the Bible. There are those who re-write the Bible for their own stupid creed (like Hitler. This falls under the one above, but, still. Re-writing to willingly make it against the original intent from thousands of years ago is VERY MUCH AGAINST THE WHOLE BOOK.) You got those who intend well, but are misguided (like this Karen here.) Some of this is just them being young and confused, but trying their best. Some of it might be from badly started traditions that got into different sects of religion (like one example I'll post at the bottom*.) You got the Catholic Exorcists (already seen a few times in horror games.) You even might have a few who (like me) want to read the Bible from as much of a 2,000 BC to 100 AD Hebrew Perspective as possible. I'm not really sure where _that_ could lead, but it's an element to consider. I'm also reluctant to point it out, but the Jamestown or Jonestown Massacre in the 1970s also had to be said again. It's horrible, real, and is why we have the "He/she would drink the Kool-Aid" saying now (even though it wasn't Kool-Aid, but some off brand with cyanide added to it.) * That bad example I once heard of is one I had direct experience with. I don't think it was a troll, but a very badly beaten down young girl. I was once on some PSA Video here in early 2016. The video was about a son of about 10 attending his father's funeral. Anyhow, some young girl (I think 13 or 14) was literally saying all this bullshit like "SHE (the widower) IS A WIDOWER NOW, SO LET'S PRAY FOR HER TO ROT IN HELL!" and literally *no matter what BIBLE VERSE I quoted against her, she would NOT repent.* I tried as much as I could to heal her from her hateful horribleness, and she wouldn't go. I quoted how Jesus wouldn't send fire from heaven down on his enemies (direct Bible quote,) I pointed out how the point of Christianity is *to be a loving person,* I did more than just that, and she did nothing. This is about what she said: "god h8s liars like u ur weak im strong" (and yes, there was no punctuation.) Anyhow, she blocked me after saying something about her like "im in a lutheran whanau" (that's a word,) and that night I had a dream that I was in a Church Basement with someone, probably her. I dreamed that she got Blue (or Blue-Green) Battery Acid on her hands, and I immediately went to wash it off her hands. I got her to the sink with the water on, but she dissolved before I realized what happened. This dream actually makes perfect sense: what she got on her hands was actually *Vitriol,* another word for both "Acidic" and also *Harsh Criticism,* which isn't something I consciously knew at the time. In-dream, I was trying to rinse off what was eating away at her, and although I made an effort as fast and as well as I possibly could then, she was all gone. I wasn't the only one in the comments chain who was trying to correct her, and some time later, her account was suspended. The comments chain is probably long gone by now, and I don't remember the exact video upload I saw it under, though it was likely shot after 2005.

@@101Volts wow, that a super interesting dream. That interaction must have really bothered you. I once came across a video of a girl with a life threatening disease that would kill her the next time she got sick, so she made the decision to die in her room instead of trying to live in the hospital. She believed in god and that she would go to heaven, which while I personally don't believe in, makes me happy that she found peace in such a hard decision. But someone challenged people in the comments, saying, over and over, "But how do you know god is real?" It was so ugly, especially on a video like that. Later they said it was just a joke, but we all know it's just a way to avoid responsibility. Uggh I still feel so mad about it. Also, what does the kool-aid drink reference? I'm going into high school this year, so forgive me for not knowing much. Is it about poison? (I love learning about how poison affects the human body and it's relevance in history, but i don't know what you said means, please tell me if you can!)

@@wellhellothere697 Well, I was trying my best to convince "MrsLukeArnold" (her screen name then) to give up her nonsense that she was so desperately holding on to. I wasn't expecting a dream of it, though I'm glad I did have it. Really though, I had dreams that felt far worse to me when I was a 10 year old. But, that's off topic. I'll list one at the bottom, though. "Don't Drink the Kool-Aid" or "He/she would drink the Kool-aid" references the Jonestown Massacre of November 18, 1978. There are probably documentaries on it. In short, 900 people (and there were a few survivors from the total group, but very few) were in a death cult, and they drank Cyanide to death. But to explain it more clearly, they were following someone who got more and more unhinged as time went on; someone who was a gigantic manipulator, one Jim Jones. I heard a clip of him talking, and he was talking down to someone who just wanted to go and see his family. The whole place had a tattling system set in place, to "keep people in line," like in Russia during the Cold War. See, any nasty cult like this will attempt to REPLACE your family and be everything in your life. There's a King of the Hill (TV Show) episode on this where Louanne was selling jelly and not seeing her family, but it didn't go into death cult levels. Even the Bible said that there would be people "coming in the name of Jesus," who are actually NOT of Jesus. These people are called "wolves" _(wild_ animals.) That's to say, they are "wolves" that will DEVOUR Christ's followers if followed; Christ's Followers are his "Sheep" who follow his voice. The Jonestown Massacre is a prime example, though I also remember hearing of another case, but I won't detail it. As for one other evil-tinged nightmare I mentioned in the first paragraph, I had this as a 10 year old (or so.) It was of some high-up mogul in a gigantic stone hall, like a Church; there was a long aisle way in the center, but with seats on the sides (and elevated off of the floor) resembling an 1800s lecture hall in Britain. The high-up guy was at the "altar" or pulpit, and his cohorts were in the stands. He had a butler with him who wanted to leave, as they had a disagreement. The butler went down the aisle way, and then the floor gave way under him, dropping him in acid, killing him. The mogul was then starting to address his cohorts, and he forgot the floor was open, so he fell in too.

U might be right at the end the man on the phone asks about her medication so she might have a mental illness

The first part is about casting out satanic stuff, but the rest is just pure exaggeration of those programs. The stuff about the mental illness doesn't have anything to do with the religious plot

@@8MoneyIzmyMission8 - except it absolutely does, as many organized religions manipulate the vulnerable and those without the critical thinking to see how fallacious and manipulative it is. Several of the big religions, for example LDS, Jehovah's Witness, and Scientology, order you to cut ties with people who are not members of the religion, even direct family members. You are not allowed to read, watch, or even talk to people who are not approved by the church, as anything from outside the church is all satanic propaganda trying to poison your mind. This game just made all that manipulation extremely obvious. Even the items from the first chapter were not "satanic".

@@Starhawke_Gaming just stop. Religious PBA programs don't tell you to board up your windows, cover up your mirrors, and turn on all the lights or the "devils will get you". I literally explained I wasn't talking about the restrictions only this exaggerated stuff from the psychological breakdown this woman was having.

@@8MoneyIzmyMission8 - no, but they do convince people not to take their medicines, cut their families and friends out of their lives, and to only believe what the church tells them to believe... Making them even more vulnerable and susceptible to manipulation. If they have underlying mental disorders this is a recipe for disaster. This game just takes the manipulation to the extreme to make a point.

Problem is there is no historic evidence Peter was ever crucified upside down. Especially not from the Bible as the book makes no mention of his demise in that way. Though it is a great story and I like to believe it is true. Also fun fact: pentagrams were once Christian symbols with the points of the star designating the wounds of Christ from his crucifixion.

@@codysullivan2531 sometimes i really wonder how much information has been manipulated through history :')

@@mayttay1739 don't you wonder how always the "good guys" wins in history. :]

@@mayttay1739 don't you wonder how always the "good guys" wins in history. :]

@@mayttay1739 As far as the Bible goes, how many times has that thing been rewritten now?

The nuns told y'all that prosperity gospel was bad? Those are some good nuns!!

I'm surprised it's the nuns telling you not to watch those kind of programs haha I'm far from religious but kudos to those nuns for sure

Those ladies knew what was up and I appreciate them for caring about the fearmongering targeting vulnerable people.

If you don't want that to happen then prepare some candles and salt so it will have a 100% chance of summoning a fallen angel!

The word "God" is neutral, too. There are even other gods mentioned in the Bible, but Deuteronomy has a law where the Ancient Jews (and probably modern ones, and hey, even the most dedicated Christians) aren't supposed to say the names of other gods. Originally, the name of The Abrahamic God is even said many MANY times in the Bible: over 6,500 times, and that is omitted from most modern Bibles for favor of saying "the LORD." It really bugs me how even though Exodus has God stating "this is my name for all generations," most people don't even know that the name exists in the original texts. Names were a big deal in Ancient Israel: they *described a person's character.* They meant character, reputation, and what the person stood for. What you could expect from him/her. With that said, the name of the God of Israel and Moses and Jesus? It's something like "YHWH," "Yahwah," "Yahweh," or "Yahuah." I've heard it said that it sounds like breathing in and out, but I also don't have an audio recording from King David's Time of 1,000 BC telling the name. Does anyone here have one? Probably not. And please - English translations often miss the original Hebraisms that are present in the original text. There are different word puns that don't work in English very well, such as "They will call him Jesus (Yashua,) because he will save (Yasha) people from their sins." There's reason why the dedicated will go and study it for many hours. They might not know precisely what they'll find at first, but it'll help.

Or a one winged one

@@TiiAye no pls not him

It's nice.

“we’ve been speckldorfed”

This is so underrated 😂

Not to mention the Characters name is Karen

@@foreststudios1869 🤣

@@user-ze6yk4sd5g all that's missing is the essential oils

ikr

Because you must repent.

@@TheScrootch Ain't nobody got time for that

@@TheScrootch ok Seth

@@TheScrootch nah i intend on going for Lucifer's job, means i gotta get down there first :/

It would go on air ironically. No actual televised religion would make you do specific stuff, especially what has nothing to do with your self. To recall, christianity is (was) more about bettering yourself for the sake of other, not bettering others for the sake of others yourself.

How did your mom get out of that mentality, if you don't mind me asking? It seems incredibly hard for some people to let go...

@@AoiLucine I guess overtime she figured out how wrong and messed up that type of behavior is.

Which KH games did she throw out?

@@Atlas92936 The entire collection (except KH3 because it hadn't come out at that moment).

@@Uminagi_XIII YIKES

this doesn't have to do with your comment, but I love your icon haha.

"May I speak to your manager, Seth? I was being attacked by demon!"😡

Quite befitting with the paranoia that seems to be the main objective

Karen: I want to speak to the manager! XD

@@antoniolorenznetto1527 Demon: i am the manager, wachu want now Karen?

ikr

I'm not trying to be rude but have you ever actually heard Kermit The Frog speak ever

Not Kermit ate my crackers…

@@samiam7327 Exactly what I’m talking about. What an absolute disgrace.

Man I'm so sorry for you

Ignorance is often the start of conflict

Wow. I can't imagine how that must hurt.

Good thing is he can't take away the bond and the memories you had

i’m so sorry

that's the thing she's not zealous to god she's just scared of satanism but she's pretty zealous to NOT KERMIT

We has a cross in her house, and is watching the salvation project, and her name is Karen. She is zealous for God.

@@brokengirl8619 lol by karen's MEME, sorry i was kind of serious about what i said up there

@@brokengirl8619 For the record, "God" is a _neutral_ word. Karen there is surely zealous for _some_ sort of God, but it's a counterfeit. If you get the photos of her family in the game, it's the only thing that saves her.

yep.

Hmm, yes and no. As a satanic symbol it came from a simple rule that inversion = negation. Just like with a pentagram - the normal pentagram isn't actually a satanic symbol, quite the contrary - it's a symbol of godly perfection (if I remember correctly, 5 is a number of perfection in Bible). BUT, the inverted pentagram is a negation of normal pentagram - a negation of perfection and godliness, therefore satanic. With inverted cross it's a bit more complicated as originally it was known as Saint Peter's Cross, as he allegedly requested to be crucified upside down as a way to show humility by not dying the same exact way as Christ - taking it in mind, it would be normal symbol related to christian mythology. However, it have ALSO been used by actual satanic cults for several centuries now, due to aforementioned negation rule. So it depends on a context, I guess. Correct me if I'm wrong though, it's been some time since I was interested in this stuff.

@@KomoraKriogeniczna i think you're right:)

@@KomoraKriogeniczna no the upside down cross ces from when saint Peter wanted to be crucified upside down, because he felt he was unworthy to be crucified like Jesus

@@cbass7283 Yeah, I mentioned it.

That must have been awful, are you ok now?

You mean you're literally shaking and crying rn?

why not both

Even worse, the knees of our children!

You're thinking of the mob. The mob's after your knees, the satanists're after your children. (And Manly's after our trashcans.)

Lower backs.

I guess it was when Rowfl porked Ms.Piggy?

OOOoOO

YOuCh!

They will saw off my fingers

College students: No, no. He's got a point

Fun fact, Gary Gygax was a Jehovah Witness. It's a bit insane to call a game satanic when it was made a someone that is part of a Christian sect.

@@fakeorchestra4260 According to what I've read, he def didn't act like a JW... @_@

my grandma believes that if you swear the negative energy stays in the air and that the catholics murdered a ton of people im just gonna stick to my machine religion thank your very much

Fun fact: tarot has shit-all to do with the occult, it's actually a medieval french game (with Cups, Staves, Swords and... uh .... aw crap I forgot what the last one is. Coins? I swear I used to know the minor arcana!!!) and someone claimed to be Egyptian and invented all the "occult tradition". (Mind, it's still useful for "divinatory" purposes because their point is to basically encourage observation, self-reflection, and intuition and self-improvement, much like alchemical philosophy.) But yeah the major arcana (what most people think is the "full" tarot) is actually basically just a group of special cards (think the Joker, but there's more specialized effects) and the "divining" activity can generally also be done with a normal Diamonds/Clubs/Spades/Hearts deck. You just have to intuit which ones are corresponding and mark the "bottom" of the cards since inverse has different meanings. What deck did you get, out of curiosity? there's a LOT of illustration sets. Also did you only get one with the major arcana or did it have the minor arcana too?

And you claim to still be Christian. Did your father get his genitals ritually mutilated too?

Same situation here: im sorry man, the scars may not go away, but God is still good, despite our parents not being good

This game managed to trigger me more than anything I've watched from this channel.

@@logsaplenty glad its good for you. If believing in an invisible being makes you and others feel better and helps you get through your day, then more power to you. But for me, no thanks. I've had my fill of the fear mongering, judgemental busy bodies who screwed around on their spouses etc., everything had the potential to send you to hell dramatic bs. Thanks, but no thanks. My life is so much nicer and happier without all that religious nonsense. But again, this is me. And you do you.

@@rev1999 did I strike a nerve? I said if having faith in a religion helps someone through their day and makes them feel better in their lives as a whole, then rock on. I just said it wasn't for me and mentioned why. If we're gonna play that game, my friend, then your comment wasn't needed either. Cheers.

@@dilapidatedcastillo500 you mentioned your experience from People that didn’t followed Gods commandments but state that they do and because of your traumatic experience you now hate the idea of god because it reminds you of your past. Right? If you think objectively and logically you should usually find the truth no matter how it looks. If you include emotions over facts then you’re just lying to yourself to compensate your current way of living. May you find the truth and someone stronger than your current slave master. (Almost said the forbidden name where everyone gets angry)

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YEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH

Your pfp matches the comment nicely.

Who is that in your profile picture?

Ooffff man, sorry for the Pokemon and you hi oh cards. Sorry about your childhood in general

sorry for your genetics

"Now what shall we call this hellish creature.... ahh yes, Pikachu, after the lord of death."

He has a channel called 'Landy' he's pretty chill

@@scoutsleftnut13 oh hell yeah ill check it out

Harry Potter is just trash writing and what happens when committees to appeal to midwits write books.

@@Cainus44 thats just your opinion, you tiny, insignificant man. Millions of people enjoy the book, what i dont enjoy is the cringe that followed afterwards of its publishing. Most popular books suffer from that problem, LOTR? Tolkien society now talking about transgenre people not being included, wtf??, Harry Potter? Derrrp Doombledoor is ghey and Potter is Christian, GoT? thats a whole new level of assholery deserving of its own paragraph, and so on and so on. Fandom Ruins books sometimes.. if not most of the times

​@@DrKriegsgrave "LOTR? Tolkien society now talking about transgenre people not being included, wtf??" - Meanwhile, on the internet: "LEGOLAS WAS NOT ANGRY AT HITLER, REEEEEEEE!"

@@101Volts How on earth did this reply section get this weird?

You gotta catch them all, and by all they mean HUMAN SOULS.

I like your big words, magic man.

Reminds me of the mother from Binding of Isaac.

Pretty much like all organized religion does

@@Starhawke_Gaming yaaaa lots of very religious people I've met are like this lol

The voice at the end saying "I've been trying to contact you. Have you been taking your meds?" seems to indicate she has some kind of mental illness. It's entirely possible that if she already has delusions or hallucinations about demons, the Satanic Panic made her condition worsen. That also might be why her family was driven away.

I'm so glad someone else was reminded of those freakin' vegetables, haha

deep and true

same lol

Yeah, chiming in as your friendly neighborhood psychotic, definitely do not decide to abruptly stop your antipsychotic meds. I'm starting over.. again.. I almost got to 5 consistent weeks!

Which is exactly what unclean spirits are depicted as in Christianity

They Breathe?

Pepe's popularity and association with mischievous trolls all tie in for the unholy trinity

the frug

was waiting for this comparison! i voice Sonic in a lot of unofficial stuff, and i was definitely channeling some of that Ryan-type spirit with the voiceover here, since you can hear his & similar voices in all sorts of old games from 1998 - 2003

Stop being so dramatic. Nobody is a witch.

@@ashlirabid9614 do you not know of the wicca?

@@PairOfCatEyes Can confirm. I read those books as a kid and I can do magic now! Abra Cadabra!

Megachurches and such are truly, demons in disguise, for someone not indoctrinated into their assholery, watching their congregation's zealotry and funding private jets to their leaders is enough to see what they truly are.

@@DrKriegsgrave Same as it ever was, same as it ever was. Same as it ever was, same as it ever was. Even Jesus hated that shit. His biggest beef was when "religious" imbeciles would: 1: Pretend that they're holy when they're not, 2: shut the door of the Kingdom of God in people's faces, and 3: also not enter the kingdom.

Yeah, the sort that claim they could walk into a psychiatric ward and ‘cure’ the ‘demons’ from the patients by ‘laying hands’ or some such nonsense… or that there are ‘witches’ in their congregation… those sorts of preachers/overly religious people are actually pretty scary.

"that's some big booba!" -me "that's it i'm leaving" - my friend LISTEN I'M TRYING TO COPE HERE BC I'M SCARED

I’MA FIRING MY LAZAAR!!

Oh damn, that sounds tough. You ok there?

@Justin batchelar What

@Justin batchelar The concept plays on how easily manipulated mentally ill people are into believing manipulative religious dogma. It’s actually really sad. Nothing to do with politics

@Justin batchelar care to explain how?

@Justin batchelar How so? 10 months later and you never cared to explain.

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how does one have a spider kink..?

@@confusedjello7292, There's a kink for literally everything. You can't turn around on the internet without bumping into someone jerking it to something that doesn't make any sense.

@donkey Kong country master Lithophilia. The sexual Attraction to Rocks.

@@dr.blockcraft6633 whelp that’s enough internet for me today

@donkey Kong country master yeah, they’re called Steven Universe fans

The thing is, religion isn't a bad thing if people just understand it enough and reading this comment section sure is a ride seeing how many people could relate to this

@@ikea7254 Yeah, I do have religious friends and respect their choices despite not understanding why or how they think. I guess that's just how being human is, not just understanding others, but also accepting them despite failing to understand. These comments are more sad than upsetting tbh

@@ikea7254 i definitely agree that it isn't always a bad thing. extremists and generally just assholes make it look bad, i guess n they probably don't actually understand the religion they claim to believe in at all. i, personally, am not religious, but i see how it's not always a bad thing. i feel bad for the people that could relate to this, as well. can't imagine growing up with parents that would throw away pokemon cards or smthg.

Yeahhh, I feel the same. I have friends who're totally cool, queer and religious/spiritual and are trying to make a difference in their communities, but I also have friends who've been so deeply hurt by religious bullshit forced on them... I kinda have come to the conclusion that Spirituality = Good, Organized Religion = An Institution that is never above scrutiny or criticism and is dubious at best and like... life destroying in all sense of the word at worst.