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  • Christian atheism
    “I am a Buddhist Humanist, I’m a Secular Buddhist, and a Humanistic Buddhist. “Secular Buddhism is a non-dogmatic way of understanding and practicing Buddhism.” “Secular Buddhism takes a pragmatic approach to explain and apply Buddhist teachings and is based on humanist values. I practice/teach Secular Buddhism because it makes the most sense to me.” I don’t practice any religion. I don’t do conservative theology. “Humanistic Buddhism has been described (in a Wikipedia review) as focusing on caring for the living, working for the benefit of others, compassion and altruism. It is concerned with issues of the world rather than on how to leave the world behind. It is concerned with benefiting others rather than oneself. It is an essentially optimistic belief in the core dignity of humans and their ability to transform themselves in a positive way.
    Similarly, Buddhist Humanism is described (also in a Wikipedia review) as a philosophical perspective based on the inherent dignity of all humans, their interdependence, and creating harmony through relationships. It is expressed through actions that contribute to the welfare of society, human rights, world peace and social justice.”
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    20 min
  • Believers are making religion harmful and believers are turning religion into a mental illness.
    The religious definitions of “absolute truth” and “absolute certainty” are rejected by me because there is no scientific confirmation for these pious concepts. 17 Cognitive Distortions to Know: Magnification/minimization: Magnifying the negative and
    minimizing the positive.
    2. Should/must statements: Subjective demands of how things
    should or must be.
    3. Emotional reasoning: Accepting your emotions as fact.
    4. Overgeneralizing: Drawing broad conclusions based on
    singular experiences.
    5. Labeling/mislabeling: Using inaccurate or exaggerated
    language to describe your experiences.
    6. Blaming/denying: Refusing to accept accountability and
    instead projecting that onto others.
    7. Splitting: Thinking in extreme terms, with no potential for a
    gray area.
    8. Jumping to conclusions: Making determinations based on
    limited information.
    9. Filtering: Honing in only on the negative or detrimental
    aspects of a situation or experience.
    10. Personalizing: Assuming situations that are not remotely
    about you are entirely about you.
    11. Double standard: Having incongruent standards for others
    versus yourself.
    12. Fallacy of fairness: Thinking that all situations must be fair for
    all people.
    13. Control fallacy: Believing you or others are at fault for
    something that's completely uncontrollable.
    14. Change fallacy: Wanting others to change to meet your
    standards.
    15. Always being right: Never wanting to admit that you're in the
    wrong.
    16. Heaven's reward fallacy: The false belief that hard work
    always pays off or that all sacrifices or compromises you
    make should be rewarded. 17. Self-serving bias
    What it means: When you think that you are responsible for your successes but not your setbacks.
    What it looks like: Taking credit for acing an exam but chocking up failing a quiz to being up late studying. Your knowledge was tested both times.”
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    41 min
  • Pharisees are religious hypocrites (June 30th.)
    “2. You spend more time talking about what you are against, not what you are for.
    Pharisees love to argue. They love to spend their time convincing others that they are wrong. If they had to list the actions and issues they are against, the pencil would run out of lead. But turn around and ask them to list what they are for, and the pencil would not even have to be resharpened.
    Pharisees believe their job is to defend God and legislate morality. So they are against drinking, smoking, cursing, short skirts, talking back to parents, holding hands before marriage and so on. And all of these things come before the gospel. Or maybe they are the gospel. Modern-day Pharisees can’t tell the difference. 5. You make every issue black and white.
    The Bible is gray on many issues. But modern-day Pharisees don’t deal in the world of gray. They must have everything in black and white. In or out. Yes or no. Up or down.
    If an issue is gray, modern-day Pharisees have to do some work at the heart level. But Pharisees don’t work at the heart level. They don’t consider motives.
    Here is another thing about gray: It does not allow modern-day Pharisees to keep score. Black and white issues, however, allow them to keep a tally of their righteousness. “I have never drank or smoke or gambled or cheated on my wife,” they say. “Who cares if my heart is full of lust, anger and envy?”
    Making a gray issue black and white means modern-day Pharisees don’t have to deal with the motives underneath their actions.”
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    16 min
  • Why religious trauma is actually trauma and Top 10 Cognitive Distortions I Learned In Church
    “They are:
    -Magnifying mistakes
    -Overuse of “should” statements
    -Black-and-white thinking
    -Double standards
    -Believing life is fair and people deserve what they get.
    -Control fallacy
    -Change fallacy
    -Assuming they are always right (inability to exhibit healthy self doubt)
    -Heaven’s reward fallacy
    -The *opposite* of the self-serving bias — thinking they are only responsible for their setbacks and only God is responsible for their successes.
    As Kim pointed out: “I have told many people that I had to leave the evangelical church to get emotionally healthy. I couldn’t have done that while remaining awash in these mindsets.”
    Let’s take a closer look and see if any of these ring true with your own Evangelical Church experience.”
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    23 min
  • Leaving Christianity Is Like Leaving An Abusive Relationship
    “Yeah, yeah. Claiming Christianity is akin to an abuser is incendiary — but where is the lie?
    Let’s take a quick look at the beliefs Christianity espouses — at least how it is applied in this white, Western, patriarchal society (i.e.: ours):
    1) You are a born sinner (rotten from the very beginning). 2) No one else can love you as much as God does — and you’ll never find someone who loves you as much as God.
    3) God died for you (because you suck). 6) Give God control over all your money and every aspect of your life.
    7) Love no one more than God — God is the first and only.
    Christianity makes you believe that your heart belongs to God — and only God. But what happens when you no longer believe? How do you cut out your heart without dying?
    4) God will give you a new life if you leave everything and follow them.
    5) God tells you to die to your old self and only look to God for everything.”
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    35 min
  • I am a member of the secular community! The secular life is the better way of living!
    "The challenge for secularism
    For many people, religion does provide a sense of community and a source of consolation when a great loss occurs in their lives.
    If secularism is to replace religion, it will have to provide those same benefits.
    It is therefore important that secularists come together to provide that same sense of community and support for its members.
    Four keys to providing a sense of community
    Membership - having a sense of belonging and a personal investment in the group.
    Building trust - people must know and be able to depend on what they can expect from each other in the community.
    The community must offer something of value that its members want.
    There is a common bond, an emotional connection between members.
    Religion vs. secularism
    Religion depends largely on faith, an unquestioning belief in the spiritual, suspending logic and reason.
    Secularism relies on the laws of science, proven facts and the use of reason to decide the correct path forward.
    Most religions emphasize an afterlife, that is, no matter how bad a person's life is, they will be better off in the afterlife (when they're dead). Secularism believes that the life a person is living now is what is most important and that people should have the resources and opportunity to make that life a happy one.
    Living a secular life - basic principles
    The universe is governed by one overarching set of laws, the laws of nature and science.
    The human community, whose existence is subject to those laws, needs to respect and preserve the environment that nature has bestowed, or threaten the existence of humanity and the other species with which we share our planet.
    Within the human community, if we are to consider our societies to be civilized, each person must be acknowledged as having a set of basic rights.
    An individual's basic rights
    The right to life and liberty, liberty being the freedom to do that which injures neither another person nor the environment.
    The right to be happy.
    Freedom from discrimination based on race, color, sex, sexual orientation, religious or other personal beliefs, nationality or social origin.
    No human being shall be held in slavery or servitude.
    The right to live in a free and open society with the right to vote, free speech, a basic education, affordable, quality healthcare, clean air, water and proper sanitation.

    https://www.thesecularcommunity.org/presentation.php (LINK)

    Our children
    Because children represent our future and because of their lack of maturity, they require special safeguards and care. Children, defined as those humans under 18 years of age, should be afforded the following protections:
    The right to know and be cared for by their parents.
    While acknowledging the rights and responsibilities of parents, children are not the property of their parents. Where a parent's personal beliefs or actions are contrary to the health and well-being of the child, the child's well-being takes precedence.
    Children have the right to form and express their own ideas in the same manner as adults.
    Code of conduct
    We cannot command people; people have free will and will make their own decisions as to what they will do. However, people must also be held accountable for the consequences of their actions.
    We do not need religion for morality; as a society, we are fully capable of agreeing on a basic set of precepts that form the basis of a common moral code that all should follow, and as a foundation for a set of laws that society puts in place."
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    30 min
  • The Declaration on Sexual Pleasure and The Declaration of Sexual Rights (I am for the right of sexuality)

    "DECLARE that:

    1. The possibility of having pleasurable and safe sexual experiences free of discrimination, coercion, and violence is a fundamental part of sexual health and well-being for all;

    2. Access to sources of sexual pleasure is part of human experience and subjective well-being;
    3. Sexual pleasure is a fundamental part of sexual rights as a matter of human rights;
    4. Sexual pleasure includes the possibility of diverse sexual experiences;
    5. Sexual pleasure shall be integrated into education, health promotion and service delivery, research and advocacy in all parts of the world;
    6. The programmatic inclusion of sexual pleasure to meet individuals’ needs, aspirations, and realities ultimately contributes to global health and sustainable development and it should require comprehensive, immediate and sustainable action.

    URGE all governments, international intergovernmental and non-governmental organizations, academic institutions, health and education authorities, the media, private sector actors, and society at large, and particularly, all member organizations of the World Association for Sexual Health to:

    A. Promote sexual pleasure in law and policy as a fundamental part of sexual health and well-being, grounded in the principles of sexual rights as human rights, including self-determination, non-discrimination, privacy, bodily integrity, and equality;

    B. Ensure that comprehensive sexuality education addresses sexual pleasure in an inclusive, evidence-informed and rights-based manner tailored to people’s diverse capacities and needs across the life span, in order to allow experiences of informed, self-determined, respectful, and safe sexual pleasure;
    C. Guarantee that sexual pleasure is integral to sexual health care services provision, and that sexual health services are accessible, affordable, acceptable, and free from stigma, discrimination, and prosecution;
    D. Enhance the development of rights-based, evidence-informed knowledge of the benefits of sexual pleasure as part of well-being, including rights-based funding resources, research methodologies, and dissemination of knowledge to address the role of sexual pleasure in individual and public health;
    E. Reaffirm the global, national, community, interpersonal, and individual commitments to recognition of the diversity in sexual pleasure experiences respecting human rights of all people and supported by consistent, evidence-informed policy and practices, interpersonal behavior, and collective action."

    https://www.worldsexualhealthday-northamerica.com/_files/ugd/78b432_1bd46221d13f44e5ac68eeb728900f22.pdf

    https://worldsexualhealth.net/declaration-on-sexual-pleasure/

    I am also for the sexual and reproductive health and rights, and http://yogyakartaprinciples.org/

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    22 min
  • Fourth part and final part of my pornographic personality
    “Watch Sensual Porn Videos
    Sensuality is highly underrated. These films highlight the intense pleasure of a fully sensual sexual experience. Watch stunning performers as their pupils dilate when they glance at each other with lust and desire. Touching and tasting, beautiful bodies coming together to please and tease till all the senses are fully satisfied. Enjoyment, and indulgence take centre stage in these sensual encounters. Explore a diverse collection of fiercely sensual films with genuine pleasure and passion. Listen closely to the moans and screams of true excitement on every level. How many senses will you tap in into?” I am willing to do ethical porn and mainstream porn with ethical practices. I am a healthy hyper-sexual. I I am also willing to sleep with current porn performers and retired porn performers. I sleep with all positive people type of walks of life (on-screen and off-screen.) I don’t have any compulsive behaviors related to sex and sexuality. I am sexually well-rounded, well-balanced, well- adjusted, and well-unified. When it comes to sex, I am not oversexed or undersexed. I am “just right” sex. I have safer sex on-screen and off-screen. I keep myself sexually whole and healthy. I have excellent sexual self-discipline and excellent sexual self-control. I choose to be a porn entrepreneur. I only work with humane porn companies.
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    11 min
  • 3rd part of my pornographic personality
    “Watch Public Sex Porn Videos
    Calling all exhibitionists! This is the category of erotic movies for those that get sexual satisfaction from sexual display or who love the thrill of the idea of getting caught. If that sounds like you, then welcome to the home of your new favourite erotic film. When looking for a public sex movie you deserve those that are ethically produced and made with you in mind. Erika Lust chooses crowd-sourced sexual confessions and fantasies and makes them into erotic movies. These are your kinky sexual desires on the screen. Erika Lust and XConfessions guest directors want you to see yourself in their films. Whether that be seeing your sexy exhibitionist confession or fantasy come to life, or to give you an idea of a naughty new way to have sex in public. Each public sex movie will give you an adrenaline rush from the comfort of your own home while giving you sexy tips on how to have risqué but still extremely hot public sex. So, what are you waiting for? All you’ve got to do is press play.”
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    26 min
  • Part 2 of my pornographic personality
    Watch Real Sex Porn Videos
    “If you want to learn about real sex, our Real Sex collection is the best place to start. Don't be fooled by what's out there. Watch real couples try out the best sex positions on camera and discover instructions for oral sex too. Some couples are married, others have only been together for a few years, but it doesn't get any more real than this when it comes to sex on camera. These sex performers aren't actors and actresses, yet they perform the most beautiful sex scenes for us in our xconfessions movies. If you want to improve your sex skills, you can also find some tricks and tips here. Feel the genuine chemistry of a real relationship radiating through the screen!” https://xconfessions.com/categories/real-sex
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    50 min

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Autism is my super blessing! I'm a high-school valedictorian, college graduate, world traveler, disability advocate. I'm a Unitarian Universalist. I'm a Progressive Liberal. I'm about equal rights, human rights, civil & political rights, & economic, social, &cultural rights.