Natural Freedom

so I want to share something, I always thought that religious Christian men have it easy because religious Christian women treat men good by default. Maybe I watched too many movies...

so I asked the guys in here what they know about it (do religious Christian women treat men good by default) and here are the replies:

enelkei:
The Kidd:
peregrinus:

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"a sniper is the worst romancer, he never makes the first move"

not really, i meet a christhian girl that truly believes that virginity is a gift of god, and she finds some pleasure rejecting men, she believes she have a precious gift to one special man, so she is a pimp, and she make other men do stupid things like send her flowers poems invite her to dinner and they don't know about her beliefs. she reject them all the time and feels like god it's on her side

^Pretty much!

I was once working for a charity I was stationed outside of a church, it was a worthwhile charity and many of the people coming out of the church after being told to be good and told how impressive they are for being good turned up their noses at me.

I was with a religious person and I thought she was weird, Jesus wasn't born in December, Adam and Eve aren't my grandparents and I was not born a sinner. Its as if she was always forcing her opinions on to me.

I used to be religious and there's a massive ego boost in doing as the lord says. People can kill in the name of God and feel no remorse.

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Don't be sexist, bitches hate that.

The concept of Jesus is related to the unconscious desire to be saved. Have you ever felt the need to save someone else? Its the same thing.
Throughout history people have had to deal with the fact that we don't know who we are or where were going. Its the authorities that comfort people.
It's also psychological, God complex for example. My experience with Christians is that their personal opinion is quite indistigushable from the word of god

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"The heart is deep beyond all things, and it is the man. Even so, who can know him."