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Naftusja

Arizona, USA

Humanist, Atheist, Secularist, Freethinker
Open to meeting men

I think there is an overall war on a family unit (political and economic reasons)which organized religion promotes. The churches, in majority, are still less inclusive of gender binary folks and homosexuals and it takes discipline and effort to partake which many lack. Although I am very much an atheist, I believe that there is much use for this oldest form of governance to exist to keep some folks morally in line and accountable. Ideally our education system will be reformed to promote critical thinking and the government seizes to be fear-mongoers, but I don't see this trend at the moment so organized religion can serve as somewhat of a moral compass in this chaotic world.

FadedAce

North Carolina, USA

Humanist, Agnostic
Open to meeting women

I'm a software developer by trade, but my true loves are writing and game development. I really enjoy a spirited debate, even if it's one where I'm not taking part. Got really into watching and listening to them on YouTube over the last couple years. If nothing else it's very informative, even if with a few of them I have to pause every now and again to just say aloud why someone is wrong.

"Open religious agenda" is rather vague. Just as with any candidate it would matter what they stood for, if something in their "open religious agenda" or any of their ideas ran counter to what I felt was good for the nation and myself, then I wouldn't vote for them.

Cfoster7363

Colorado, USA

Humanist, Atheist
Open to meeting men

I’m looking for a meaningful relationship, if you’re looking for someone who will give you children then look elsewhere. It would be nice to make a connection with someone I can and spend time with.

I feel being raised heavily Christian made me afraid of intimacy. Anyone relate? : atheism

I’m beginning to find that my upbringing was not the norm for a lot of people. I was never made to go to church, neither of my parents talked about or even read the Bible. My mother always told me to get as much information about any religion and come to my own conclusion. My mother is agnostic and my dad only read the Bible when he was on his deathbed, out of fear I suppose. I don’t think there was ever a time in my life that I ever believed in a god, and to be honest religious people of any faith have made me uncomfortable from a very early age.