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| Game Theory and Urban Economics = so awesome <3! (so far...) | | |
| So I recently read a "Health" blog on xanga and the question was "Are Atheist more likely to be depressed?" The first thought in my mind is, seriously? Are they that ignorant? And judging from the comments, apparently some of them are. Many of the comments were "Yes I do believe so because atheists have no God to look to or they have nobody to blame (i.e. can't blame God) so they blame themselves." First of all, if you are religious and you are blaming God for your mistakes, then you're just scapegoating God for your shortcomings. Second, no we are not more likely to be depressed. We don't need to look to God for help. We are confident in our abilities to help us succeed without outside interference, we treat every mistake as a lesson to become better. Also I read somewhere online that becaues Atheist do not believe anything or follow a testament, we lack any morals. First of all, you don't need to believe in anything to have morality. It's taught to us by our parents, and its COMMON SENSE. We can tell the difference between right and wrong. The fact that some religious people even think that we lack morality shows how little faith they have in humanity. If humanity was such as that, I don't think God would even want anything to do with us. /end rant. | | |
| Aside from the work I have to do at AE, I finally get time to do all the things I wanted to do during the school year. I can rework my first album, play games, learn how to play the piano, learn how to draw, play basketball, ride a bike, and so much more. I'm so excited and all of them are stress free! No more studying, no more worrying about homework. Yay! | | |
| I need some time and space to think. Not going to be able to see the light at the end until the last day is finished. =_= I feel so discouraged.....like everything I work for earns me another week of work with freedom nowhere in sight. Maybe I just need to take a breather and stop time, hide in the corner, and restart all over. | | |
| I remember how gender used to play a big role on me. Like back in middle school, I was very shy with girls. Most of my friends were guys and I hardly ever talked to girls. However, oddly enough my best friend back then was a girl. Anyways as I continued to go through the "awkward moments of life" I began noticing girls and stuff. Haha ballet was awesome because all the girls were in leotard. Anyways I digress again. Back then, girls were different. They were a different creature. But I started to see genders doesn't really matter. I remember one day after a ballet class, I was about to change into my street clothes and I was about to take off my shirt in front of girls. I didn't even realize it and it felt so normal until the girls made me aware of what I'm doing. lol not that they didn't want to see =P. Nowadays, I hardly even notice these things anymore. I had girls change in front of me (they had their undershirts and stuff on) before and I didn't even feel awkward or anything. In fact it felt normal. There was a time where I was in the bathroom and it felt weird to me that there were no girls in the bathroom before I remember it's the men's room. My best friend is a girl now. I guess as you mature, gender really doesn't make a difference to me. (Unless of course the person took off all her clothes...lol) | | |
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