u/KingNoob_Great

I fell into the hands of R3alism’s clickbait Christian propaganda two years back, and all I did afterwards was read the Bible daily, and revise Bible quotes to my family.
I genuinely believed telling them God’s Word would turn them into Christians and I would be able to go to Heaven (remember, I am a bit gullible).
Well, I came to the conclusion that the whole idea was stupid when my Religious Education Lecturer told me in class that spreading the Bible and people not believing you is Satan’s work (which is a dumb concept), and so I eventually stopped telling them that I read the Bible constantly like it was an achievement.
All I want to say is that R3alism is a compulsive liar who can catch anyone off guard (especially children) and put ideas into their heads that can kill people and break communities down.
I’m glad I’m not Christian, and whatever R3alism says is definitely wrong and flat out stupid. Don’t join groups or cults related to making fun of people and worsening the lives of homosexuals, transgender people, people apart of other actually peaceful religions like Sikhism (which has recently been called a controversial religion because of One Guy who was Sikh), and Buddhism.
This post may sound hateful towards Christians, but it’s actually judging and criticising the teachings of the TikTok/YouTuber/Podcaster that has taken others hostage into the cloak of discrimination, and disguised it as Christian values.
Also, I am extremely fond and fascinated with the religion, the prophets’ teachings are interesting, and Jesus’ Resurrection and story is also interesting… But don’t even try listening to that R3alism guy.

Before you say anything about the title, I meant a proper internship that teaches them the basics of trimming hair.

On November 5th, 1605, a group of people tried to murder King James I and VI by trying to blow up Parliament, where King James was at the time. One man who was a part of the plot was named Guy Fawkes. He was in charge of detonating gunpowder in the cellar, and was caught by royal guards in the process.
When Guy Fawkes was tortured and died, the term “Guy” was coined to humiliate somebody, or to refer to somebody in a negative light. As the word was tossed around, the term eventually became a way to describe somebody, usually a male, as a person of interest.
For example: “**This Guy**.”
Or: “**Guys**.”

On November 5th, 1605, a group of people tried to murder King James I and VI by trying to blow up Parliament, where King James was at the time. One man who was a part of the plot was named Guy Fawkes. He was in charge of detonating gunpowder in the cellar, and was caught by royal guards in the process.
When Guy Fawkes was tortured and died, the term “Guy” was coined to humiliate somebody, or to refer to somebody in a negative light. As the word was tossed around, the term eventually became a way to describe somebody, usually a male, as a person of interest.
For example: “**This Guy**.”
Or: “**Guys**.”