@PlayfulCandy I was told about Brandon visiting you and finding out how pitiful these deadbeats are. You had to disassociate yourself from them bc that's the obvious decision.

@Kaykat You're more than welcome! No one in the world today is perfect, but you'd give Christianity a much better name than someone who constantly reviles others. That's why I think Christianity is politically unbiased, that you can lean left and still be a Christian. I've met plenty of authentic Christians, they value all parts of the Bible regardless of political narratives.

Aside from the comments, I don't know how much our based friends told you. You're not wrong though, all three of you were catalysts to my disassociation.

In a way, it's similar. You can disagree with an action without hating the person (assuming the action isn't heinous). You don't even have to judge the person, it's even valid to be humble about being dealt an easier hand. However, I can't compare myself to an authentic Christian. I like to think I'm way less toxic than before, but I'm not wholesome or selfless enough to meet those standards.

@playfulcandy thanks! I don't claim to be a huge Christian or anything, I'm not perfect, but I do always try to be a good person and treat people kindly and fairly and equally.

@PlayfulCandy Lmao I just got more context and I'm gonna be laughing for months 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 we really did you a solid

@PlayfulCandy Yeah eventually but you never told me their parents don't let them leave the house after dark 🤣🤣🤣 they keep surprising me with their patheticness. You're lucky you barely talk to him. Omg you said I'm charming 🥰 that means a lot. Is an authentic Christian's attitude towards gays the same as your attitude towards illegals?

It's unsettling when revilers give people a bad impression of Christianity, that's not what Christ is about. Christianity isn't even politically biased, an authentic Christian can lean left and prioritize being gracious towards gays and non-Christians (in hopes that they accept Christ, experience kindness, and even be inspired to give up worldly desires).

Authentic Christians don't want people to burn in hell, they want people to be saved. The main themes of Christianity are love, compassion, and forgiveness. I must say that @Kaykat is pretty authentic in that area, she has similar wholesome vibes as many authentic Christians I've met in person.

I know it's satisfying to shit on certain people, but maybe y'all will get bored of it eventually. As much as I like the points you've made, I don't want to keep hearing about people I'd rather avoid. I don't talk to your brother often, but I'll respond to him when he comments or dm's me. He's not charming like you or katie, but he's civil towards me.