So how much do you like snarky girls

@Deleted User I would talk but my dad is next to me and I will have to unplug my head phones to talk

Keed, your kid is like kebab

How is everyone?

im vibing so fucking hard right now

@Repzion I doubt you're here but I do have a question for you that I do want an answer to that has me wondering for a while

@Jagged Ask your question.

The other day, I was at a church...well, more like outside it as my folks went in for a mass. It was a communion/remembrance mass and Mam was irritating me about going in. I attended the funeral innit it sad enough?
I guess the point is well, is it wrong to force an atheist to go to such things like a remembrance mass, communion or christening? @Repzion

Oh boy

*tips 🅱edora*

🤔

That's why I'm asking him not to general

If it's a funeral my opinion would be to go just to pay respects to the family

And I did

It's respects to the family.

But it's the year later thing I'm referring to

*respect

Thanks pigeon

How old are you Jacer?

18...

If someone you knew and was close to died, but was a Christian would that go against your beliefs and not go to his funeral?

So your parents still force you to attend church?

Even if you're just outside waiting?

Again I'm not referring to the funeral itself lads

And even then, you are kind of under their household.

It's the anniversary masses and such. Also AAAA, t'is true

holy shit why are atheists so thick

its a wake

in rememberence of a dead person

would do it out of respect as much as i dislike mass

I understand that I'd visit the grave rather than go in the mass

swallow your pride

I think what we are saying is go for the person, not the religion.

exactly

If it's just a one time thing I say you shouldn't be too autistic about it.

Right...

Screw whatever religion it may be, as long as you are going for your own reasons, such as the person. Don't be bitter just because it is under a religious enviroment.

Right

I did get out of the car to have a look in

It was mostly over taken by the communion it had very little to do with the person who's dead a year now... and another thing that put me off was the crowd

if someone that i was close with died i'd be too sad to care about going in the church or not