Anonymous #1 6d

I dont. Ever. I can’t even talk about ANYTHING in general

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Anonymous #2 6d

For example I said no to praying at dinner and they spent ten minutes trying to convince me to pray and then spent half of dinner talking about how sad it is that I no longer follow God. It’s like this all the time and basically impossible to ignore

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Anonymous OP 6d

have u told them u don't believe in god, thats what i told my religious dad and now he talks abt it a little less but i just nod when he starts talking abt religion and dont engage

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Anonymous #2 6d

I can be talking about how much I love my favorite singer and it’ll turn into “it’s a shame you don’t love God” and a 20 minute spiel about it

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Anonymous #1 6d

They know and they don’t accept it as an answer and try to convert me back

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Anonymous OP 6d

oh😀 i would be around them hell of a lot less

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Anonymous #1 6d

It’s just a shame bc when I was a christian they were great and not like this and brought it up a semi normal amount at least. But now that I know that I’m not they make it a point to bring it up with everything to try to get me back or something.

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Anonymous OP 6d

They know that I’m not*

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Anonymous OP 6d

girl tbh i’m kind of in the same boat and i still say grace at the dinner table it’s just not that big of a deal. if you don’t believe in it, it’s just a way of showing gratitude that you have enough food at a time when many people don’t and thanking the person who prepared it. plus you’ll avoid a fight. you do you but it takes like five seconds. you can even pray to the universe or whatever or even leave God out of it and just generally take a minute to reflect and say thank you

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Anonymous #2 6d

Tbh I don’t because I know they’re playing a game of trying to get me to pray like “why don’t YOU pray. You need to pray anyways.” And it makes me mad

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