Keenan Wright
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Keenan Wright · commented on a post
almost 3 years ago
yes, I think about ending it often..
Keenan Wright · upvoted 8 items
almost 3 years ago
Copy paste of an earlier reply: "The disconnect between religious and secular communities makes it really difficult to explain it. Think of it like Fahrenheit 451. People are curious by nature, but when it's taboo to be, they don't naturally feel curious anymore. The ones who do, it's easy to stay away from it because of people's need to conform to standards. Living life without any care feels great as well, but people are still able to live with jobs, families, and other responsibilities."
I said this in an earlier reply but the disconnect between religious and secular communities makes it really difficult to explain it. Think of it like Fahrenheit 451. People are curious by nature, but when it's taboo to be, they don't naturally feel curious anymore. The ones who do, it's easy to stay away from it because of people's need to conform to standards. Living life without any care feels great as well, but people are still able to live with jobs, families, and other responsibilities.
Keenan Wright · commented on 18 posts
about 3 years ago
Interesting, never heard that one!
I'd agree with the regional thing.. I often get greeted with "hey big fella" VERY common where I'm from
Keenan Wright · upvoted 13 items
about 3 years ago
It is sort of unrelated except regional thing but recently I learned on BP how in some parts of the south people say "my pleasure" instead of thank you. Heard it in the wild yesterday. Walked around a car to get to my parking spot (driver started getting out of his car). I said, sorry, I didn't see you there. He said, "my pleasure". also had a bit of an accent suggesting he was likely from that area and not from Washington state. made me chuckle inside.
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