#feel free to elaborate in the replies

[paradoxesofgalaxies]

So on the note of realizing something I thought was normal is actually kinda fucked (parents removing bedroom doors as punishment), I've got a question for y'all. Is it normal for your parents to make it explicitly clear that their relationship to each other is and should be prioritized over you/their children? Cuz I'm starting to think maybe not...

For fun(?) let's do a poll (with reblogs off tho)

[kang-yo-han]

Casual poll because I’ve noticed something in some fandoms I’m in and now I’m curious!

[susartwork]

School project ✨

[linagram]

sorry everyone it's me. your boy. with another weird poll. just like most milgrammers i like polls a lot but i still have too many things to do for s3 so this is how i'm coping

out of all the linagram prisoners, which one do you think is most likely to die, not counting the possible punishments/executions (for example, maybe they end up getting killed by someone else, maybe they die by suicide or because of health issues, etc)? i can already say that no one is going to die until the end of season 3, but after that. well.

[kulemii]

i need to know..

[comfycozycrossfox]

*Meaning not going to church, not really being taught any specific belief system, etc

I was thinking about this just because I was raised atheist/non-religious and I like that I was-I think it's made me fairly open to most beliefs in a way I dont know if i would be if i was raised being taught there was one correct answer. But i can see how some people wouldve gotten value out of the community of organized religion, even if they ended up practicing differently into adulthood.

[brothfan1997]

ok i am seriously considering a rebranding since i haven’t changed my url since i was 20 .. what do yall think about @brothfan1997