u/kamisai-92

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Father Mulcahy

I just finished watching S5E13: Exorcism, and it’s been really on my mind how much i appreciate the example Father Mulcahy set for my young self when watching with my dad.

I grew up in a church that taught intolerance to all other religions, even different churches. Yet, my dad never seemed to mind Mulcahy’s example of curiosity and tolerance throughout the show.

I was always intrigued by Mulcahy’s attitude toward the priestess performing the exorcism. He seemed to almost celebrate her existence and her actions, and i find that to be such a unique attitude from someone of the cloth. To be fair, i did not grow up Catholic, but i never got the impression that Catholics are very tolerant of other beliefs, similar to what i grew up in.

My point is that i appreciate how MASH allowed me a window to see beyond the only thing i knew. I have moved on from that religion, and i have an appreciation for people’s beliefs even if i don’t believe in such beliefs myself. I find that one’s beliefs like this are a way to find peace within oneself and with the world around us, and i think that’s important for people to find. As long as the belief isn’t harming anyone, i can appreciate it.

I imagine there are plenty of others here with a similar experience. I’d love to hear more.

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u/kamisai-92 — 17 hours ago

VFF and clumsiness

Hello!

I’ve been wanting a pair of VFF shoes for awhile, but I’m hesitant because i have depth perception issues, which have led me to break my little toe on my left foot numerous times while barefoot.

Ideally, i love being completely barefoot, but can’t do that anymore because i don’t want to keep breaking my toe.

Lately, I’ve been thinking about getting a pair of vff, but I’m scared I’m going to be susceptible to injuring myself again.

Are vff stiff enough to protect my toes, or would i be putting myself back into higher risk?

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u/kamisai-92 — 4 days ago