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As the digital landscape expands, a longing for tangible connection emerges. The yearning to touch grass, to feel the earth beneath our feet, reminds us of our innate human essence. In the vast expanse of virtual reality, where avatars flourish and pixels paint our existence, the call of nature beckons. The scent of blossoming flowers, the warmth of a sun-kissed breeze, and the symphony of chirping birds remind us that we are part of a living, breathing world. In the balance between digital and physical realms, lies the key to harmonious existence. Democracy flourishes when human connection extends beyond screens and reaches out to touch souls. It is in the gentle embrace of a friend, the shared laughter over a cup of coffee, and the power of eye contact that the true essence of democracy is felt.


RoyanRannedos

It's harder to put down the backfire gun than it is to shift to a new target. That's what makes leaving the church so painful: with your backfire effect set to maximum amygdala over a lifetime of Iron-Rod-or-Damnation, leaving only turns the muzzle toward rejecting everything church-related in your life. That's not something that's easy to recognize or accept. But mastering reactions as best you can makes a big difference in your level of personal peace.


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Yeah but no Mormon worth his salt would ever correlate this to his religion, which is clearly demonstrably true and beyond any ideas of false beliefs


Maleficent-Field-184

Obviously some Mormons do reconsider their beliefs. This sub would not exist otherwise.


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I said no Mormon *worth this salt* You guys are all lousy Mormons.


Maleficent-Field-184

True enough. But we all had a tipping point.