@InverseNinjas I'm not paying for Premium so here's two screenshots of my notes app.
tl;dr: I'm sorry, I didn't mean to be rude, and I definitely should have paid closer attention to the verses I cited.
I am once again being reminded of the fact that I am in an ideal stage of my life in which to follow my dreams and passions, and I am wasting it by not having any dreams or passions.
God IS a woman. That's why the universe is beautiful, but also disorderly and chaotic, governed by a minimal set of laws, and why God sometimes seems irrational, conceited, or vengeful. She's just a woman vying for our worship.
As someone who sometimes does live action role-play, I don't like how "larping" is now used as another word for being a poseur.
I wonder if fishers feel the same way about the online use of words like "bait" and "troll."
@InverseNinjas If General Mills released a Count Chocula story that loosely followed the plot of Bram Stoker's Dracula, I would consider that an adaptation.
@InverseNinjas No.
An adaptation of a story is, by definition, itself a story. Count Chocula is just a mascot with, as far as I'm aware, no attached story. Even a drawing of Dracula or another character from Stoker's novel is not an adaptation unless the art conveys a story.
@InverseNinjas If hope or happiness somehow breaks through, it will most likely be because I will have somehow inexplicably become the kind of person who deserves it.
I am not all that I could or should be.
If I were the kind of man who deserves to exist, I would react to this information by focusing on self-improvement. But instead, I despair and tell myself that I don't deserve to exist.