PeeNutButtHer

idk if I actually have OCD. I deal with really bad intrusive thoughts and a lot of what I've heard about it has sounded relatable but I've never been diagnosed. Probably never will be either, I've been really soured on a lot of mental health / therapy stuff and don't bother anymore

Oh boy I love being vaguely upset, uncomfortable, and restless for no discernible reason

Christians really put themselves into a bind by tacking on god being omnipotent. The bible was not originally written with him being all powerful in mind

The whole thing just becomes nonsense if he's all powerful

My hot take: I don't think Better Call Saul is a good show. I think it's bad actually

"But even an omnipotent god can't..." IF HE WAS TRULY OMNIPOTENT THEN HE CAN DO ANYTHING, like if he can't change the fundamental rules of the universe then he's not omnipotent! Like a really all powerful being could rewrite the rules of existence and change this

Warrior is a bit too boring of a class for me so I become a social justice cleric

If someone refuses to change then they will not change. My parents are like that, the only thing I've found to do is to avoid them as much as possible (which sadly isn't always an option given circumstances)

Had this discussion a million times and he never learns.

Middle age/boomer men's favorite thing in the entire world is to never change any of their opinions ever no matter how many times it's been proven wrong

I didn't know this had a name until really recently. Filling out a lot of job applications today and a big source of anxiety for me is worry if I accidentally typed something wrong and even though I double check before submitting everytime I still distrust my memory and worry that I actually typed something incorrectly / something that would change the meaning of what I wanted to say. I get this way with comments here all the time, regardless of how many times I double and triple check to make sure I typed what I want to say I still worry for hours later that actually I'm remembering wrong and that I didn't check and that I ended up saying the opposite of what I wanted to say.

When I was still in school I'd never raise my hand to answer questions because I would doubt that I was right even if I knew for 110% that it was the correct answer

lmao