#my personal posts

“You are angry at the God you were taught to believe in as a child. The God who is supposed to watch over you and protect you, who answers your prayers and forgives your sins. This God is just a story. Religions try to capture God, but God is beyond religion. The true God lies beyond our comprehension. We can't understand His will; He can't be explained in a book. He didn't abandon us and He will not save us. He has nothing to do with our being here. God does not change. He simply is. I don't pray to God for forgiveness or favors, I only pray to be closer to Him, and when I pray, I fill my heart with love. When I pray this way, I know that God is love. When I feel that love, I remember that we don't need angels or a heaven, because we are a part of God already.” ― Nando Parrado, Miracle in the Andes

“Now I understand that to be certain–-about God, about anything–-is impossible. I have lost my need to know. In those unforgettable conversations I had with Arturo as he lay dying, he told me the best way to find faith was by having the courage to doubt. I remember those words every day, and I doubt, and I hope, and in this crude way I try to grope my way toward truth."

"I still pray the prayers I learned as a child–-Hail Marys, Our Fathers–-but I don’t imagine a wise, heavenly father listening patiently on the other end of the line. Instead, I imagine love, an ocean of love, the very source of love, and I imagine myself merging with it. I open myself to it, I try to direct that tide of love toward the people who are close to me, hoping to protect them and bind them to me forever and connect us all to whatever there is in the world that is eternal. …When I pray this way, I feel as if I am connected to something good and whole and powerful.” - Nando Parrado

“Don’t laugh at me. But my faith— sorry, Numa — isn’t in your God. Because that God tells me what I’m supposed to do at home. But He doesn’t tell me what to do on the mountain. What’s happening here is a completely different situation. Numa. This is my heaven. I believe in another god. I believe in the god that Roberto keeps inside his head when he comes to heal each of my wounds. In the god that Nando keeps in his legs and that lets him continue walking no matter what. I believe in Daniel’s hands when he cuts the meat. And Fito, when he gives it to us without saying which of our friends it belonged to. That way, we can eat it without… without having to remember their faces. That’s the God I believe in.” - Arturo Nogueira, La Sociedad de la Nieve

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🌱July 21 2023 can not come soon enough🌱

Ok so most of my original posts are shit but I wanted to post a theory I have.

I only just came up with it and I sadly do not have any thing to back it up.

I'm posting this so people can either add support or debunk it.

What if Miu Iruma was the sweetest thing before the game? Virgin, kind hearted, and literally can't insult someone if she tried, but she was cursed with a tremendously hot body. Tsumugi looked right at her body and determined she'll be the slut.

Her pregame sprite, sure she's still rocks it but its still a basic uniform. In my opinion she doesn't look like she's exactly trying to get a rise out of anybody.

Her game sprite, she wears chokers, thigh highs and those strap that hold them up. She looks more like she's trying to be sexy.

Let me state that I love this character no matter what BC she's a powerful bitchy woman. She's extremely intelligent and she tried redeeming herself toward the end. I love her.

I found this to be a neat theory and if anyone could add on or debunk it that will be great.

Me: I think the fuck not

My brain: What? Did you say you wanted the intro of a cartoon from when you were six stuck in your head?

Me: Umm, No. Please dont.

My brain: Ohhh I get it, you want the "Im a Barbie girl" song stuck in your head

Me: No that is literally not what I said-