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littl3chocobo 11-05-2019 04:14 AM

regardless of their potential to be buttfaces? XD yeah, that works!

nah, in all seriousness though it is important to find people who are not intolerant

trystan830 11-05-2019 11:53 AM

so in that other thread where we were talking about holidays etc... Unitarian Universalism is guided by 7 principles, and the first one affirms and promotes the inherent worth and dignity of every person. and that's what i try to do with everyone. (there are some people in various political positions that it's difficult to do with....)

i've also said you shouldn't judge a book by it's cover - read it for a little bit and then decide. same with people - don't judge them by the way they look, get to know them for a little bit first! :)

Mekatra 11-05-2019 12:22 PM

I like that as a worldview. Seems like good morals to instill in a child.

trystan830 11-05-2019 12:27 PM

and i believe i can say hubby and i did a good job with our kids. (kids? they're 22 and 18 - young adults!)

mdom 11-05-2019 01:21 PM

My dad wouldn't say he did a good job, but that's because he doesn't really care about morals... or anything like that |D

trystan830 11-05-2019 01:22 PM

wow, that's a yikes

littl3chocobo 11-05-2019 02:54 PM

i raised one of my cats to have an understanding of consent. does that count?

trystan830 11-05-2019 03:14 PM

sure! that's a smart cat!

Ava 11-05-2019 05:04 PM

It's funny because even though I grew up in a small town in the Midwest, I feel like I've been pretty open-minded about things like religion, culture, etc.

I think partially it helped because I am from a very multi-racial family and even though I never really grew up around that family much, I was exposed to racism at an early age and I've been hoping ever since that no one, especially no child, should ever have to feel outcast due to their skin color or their race or ethnicity.

Spoiler; In-depth talk about my experiences with racism


Onto happier things...
Cats are pretty smart!

I always wanted a cat. But my mom has a phobia of cats.

mdom 11-05-2019 05:08 PM

Same here, Ava, my mom never let me bring a cat home D:
I live vicariously through my internet friends and their cats...

XoGizmooX 11-05-2019 05:11 PM

[QUOTE=mdom;1923988]Same here, Ava, my mom never let me bring a cat home D:
I live vicariously through my internet friends and their cats...




AND THEIR TURTLES

Ava 11-05-2019 05:41 PM

I was so jealous of my friends with pets!!

I always wanted one, but my mom doesn't really like animals.

As I got older, I had a pet rooster and a bunny.
The rooster was super cute, I had him as a chick, but he was really mean.

I didn't live too far from the farm, so I returned him after he grew up because he was picking fights with himself in the mirror and he was really loud.

My bunny was sweet. Even mom loved her. Her name was Beans :D
My friend drew Beans and that's the bunny in my signature.

littl3chocobo 11-05-2019 05:50 PM

yeah, she is the smartest cat i've ever known. sadly she got very sick for a while so a lot of that fell apart since her demands for agency were ignored while she was going back and forth to the emergency hospital and taking hard antibiotics. she still does it a little bit with asking and telling but the damage was done and trust broken there

Ava 11-05-2019 06:03 PM

Its really cool to me that some people can train their cats to use a toilet :D

littl3chocobo 11-05-2019 06:06 PM

cats are not potatoes XD they are totally trainable as long as you understand them and don't try to apply dog-logic to them

mdom 11-05-2019 07:35 PM

Cats are smart, they just don't care xD


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