What do you daydream about the most often?

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Yes, that's true althought this is out of frustration mostly, from his experience and the discrimination from being different and stuff like that, but yes, there are a few christians who are OK with it, and that's a good thing, thank God for it.


Such as? lol

There have been situations in real life that I screw up or I don't do anything and later I wonder what could have happen if I have done things different, so I daydream about going back and doing thinks correctly and even picturing what the outcome should be.

Other times I daydream about living in the fictional universe from a TV show or movie I like, sometimes meeting fictional characters.

I was born with a nature that, starting in my teenage years, motivated me to seek sex with every beautiful woman I saw. However, God said in His Word that doing such is wrong. I felt this in my conscience as well. So I restrained myself from pursuing such -- EVEN THOUGH my nature was to be permiscuous. I suppress my nature for God -- I think He's worth it.

I don't
he made me how i am then made me a religion that hates me
(assuming he exists)
so...I refuse to worship him
he could exist-who knows-but he's not my God

uhm, let me see....
your nature...
other people's nature ....

permiscuous=homo/bisexuality

yep, I can see your logic now, I'm amazed!! !

I usually day dream about meeting the man of my dreams and having a real big wedding. Somehow The Rolling Stones and U2 manage to show up and play at the reception.

God doesn't hate you, and neither does any responsible Christian. You're trying to make it into that in order to have an excuse to be anti-God. It'd be like if I went out screwing girls, and expected my church to be okay with it. They shouldn't be! They SHOULD correct me, because I am in error if I do that, and am displeasing God. Therefore, it would be for my own good that they correct me, so that I will stop sinning against God and making Him angry. God doesn't need you, but you DO need God. We all do.

You guys, this shouldn't be philosophical debate topic. Let's just forget about it and keep talking about our daydreams, okay?

Good idea Idaho! Im so sick of all this BS Im hearing

You are right, sorry about that, probably I am the one who started this actually, so part is my fault

I won't post more of this on this thread.

That's cute!

When I was a teenager, I used to daydream that Ralph Macchio (The Karate Kid) would stop by the convenience store where I worked and fall madly in love with me. Not the most realistic dream either, but I guess that's what daydreams are for.

Are aspies naturally tangenty? I've seen many threads go off on some very interesting tracks that had nothing to do with the original topic. I started a thread on "Sexuality & IQ", and it turned into a rather...passionate? argument about feminism. I "let" it go. I even changed the name of the thread to include feminism. But... It was a "religious argument". As is this one. And, of course, a "religious argument" is a genearl term; it has not necessarily anything to do with religion, but more to do with being "unwinnable" because there is not definate "right" or "wrong" side; it's rather relative; it can be argued indefinitely. Fun stuff; I've been in many such arguments, when I was much younger.

What was I saying about aspies being tangenty?

Good fortune,

- Icarus the Antihuman

What do I daydream about the most? Chaos and disorder, most likely.

How am I sinning-being a queer
I was born this way
I don't go to church because I am not into organised religion
it just doesn't sit well
I never was-I mean there's a difference you can be spiritual but not religious
its different...
I was once upon a time spiritual but I lost faith after I got "God hates you" a lot
I don't hate God...I just do't worship him-he could be there...I donno-I don't know if he's real or not so can't say "ohh he's not real" I don't know that
I just don't see him as my God
but how am I making him angry

...

You're not. The sad thing about organised religion is that people tend to use it as an excuse to justify their own prejudices.

And that's all I gots to say about that.