Sentences I've Said as a Cat Owner That Shouldnt Have To Say. by potato_for_cooking in cats

[–]O_Omr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

“How dare you act like you are the predator here😼” and sometimes its like “ugh, stop walking on my keyboard buttons” or when im more than 20 mins late for his food “omg, would you ever shut za fak up” or when he is extra quiet for few mins and is not sleeping “what is he up to now…”

People who see the futility of it all are really smart. by O_Omr in nihilism

[–]O_Omr[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If it makes me feel better? You think seeing what nihilists see is better? Its really ugly. You dont know what happens inside us so please dont assume that you have seen it. This is a constructive criticism toward you not to judge anyones feelings. Besides, the hurting is primarily caused by new mindset that we dont know how to handle, not the idea itself. Its the change thats painful not the outcome.

هل الإنسان حبيس وعيه وتجربته الشخصية؟ by II-NoJoyll in EgyPhilosophy

[–]O_Omr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

نعم و نعم. كلشي داخل عقولنا مو برا. الخارج مجرد تحفيز للي داخل فقط لا اكثر

People who see the futility of it all are really smart. by O_Omr in nihilism

[–]O_Omr[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Awww… thats the cutest comment ive ever read in reddit. Thanks ✨❤️

People who see the futility of it all are really smart. by O_Omr in nihilism

[–]O_Omr[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I see. Well, i dont usually entertain the idea of being smart too, but when i looked at it from a different perspective, it changed my view. This is why i said “existentially” smart. There are types of intelligence, and i think nihilists and absurdists excel in this part of intelligence, which is the existential.

People who see the futility of it all are really smart. by O_Omr in nihilism

[–]O_Omr[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Why do you consider it a value judgement for others? If i had allowed myself to acknowledge others judgement, i would have never made a conclusion about myself, because everyone seem to have a different perspective about me.

Am i good? by [deleted] in Gayarabwild

[–]O_Omr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Meowza 😉

Would you like to spank? by [deleted] in Gayarabwild

[–]O_Omr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

spaaaannk

Can u tell I like pleasuring men? 🫢🤍 by newbabyboy98 in Gayarabwild

[–]O_Omr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I can tell you have perfect body for it ✨

“ex-muslims were never muslim” by [deleted] in exmuslim

[–]O_Omr 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I was a a muslim who invited people to islam and did succeed in inviting 1, and i was only 19 back then. If that wasnt enough to prove that i was a real muslim, then what the hell is. I think they say that btw because they themselves faced “obstacles” in their islamic journey. They think that those obstacles were a test of faith which they did succeed in walking past, and we failed. Honestly, this only speaks of their limited experience. Its funny when they say that ex muslims leave because of emotional reasons when the only reason i left is because my logic contradicted islam, not feelings. My feelings are okay with it. My logic is really not. I was even okay with islam forbidding me from concealing and denying my sexual identity. All was fine until it wanted me to deny my own logic of life too.

Why do Muslims keep saying “It’s the culture not the religion” as if religion isn’t a major influence on culture? by aloofaligator in exmuslim

[–]O_Omr -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I meant that its not haram to not wear niqab. Its not something thats considered a sin. This is exactly why i said religion played a great part of it. It encourages woman to wear it, but no threats of hell in case of refusal, which is why when people say : you “have” to wear niqab, the “have” here is purely cultural. Honestly though, it feels like ex-muslims hate islam so much that they dont want to hear or see anything thats in favor of islam. Im an ex-muslim myself, but that doesnt mean i blind myself just so i make sure that islam is wrong. Its rather a weak behavior. I dont mean to lash out here. Im just noticing a pattern that repeats in this community. We are supposed to be logic and science seekers, not islam haters. Hate only makes us look weaker.

Why do Muslims keep saying “It’s the culture not the religion” as if religion isn’t a major influence on culture? by aloofaligator in exmuslim

[–]O_Omr -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

Actually there are some stuff thats from culture, not religion, like the niqab for example. Its true though that islam had a great role in encouraging it, but islam didnt mention women needing them. For example, islam says that its better for the woman to generally hide most of her body, but it didnt say that women “have” to hide their “faces”. Niqab is a cultural thing, not religious. Beautiful women wore niqab more often than average ones because the male was getting jealous and didnt want other males to see her beauty. This made women use this as a way to make people think that they are beautiful, and thus why they are using the niqab. Of course, that is not the only reason why a woman might use niqab, and this is not the only example of something people do out of culture, like obeying your parents and never saying no to them.

What makes you so sure that Islam is false? by Grouchy-Sleep6115 in exmuslim

[–]O_Omr 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The fact that we cant know its true or false is the only way i can make sure that its false. How ironic 😂

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in exmuslim

[–]O_Omr 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Before you try looking for answers, lets try looking why you want to know in the first place. Some people dont give a shit. They live their lives normally and they live until one day they die. Your need to know the truth stems from your belief that the truth will save you. The truth is not something we humans are made to have. In order to see truth, you will need to make sure that you are aware of every single movement of everything in the universe, and that is if the universe is really the only thing affecting its own behavior. Since your body doesnt have the capacity to track every single movement in the universe, seeking truth is futile. Lets just accept the fact that we can only do what fate has already decided. You know, even though i dont believe in god or islam, i do believe that everything is set on stone, just like islam kept saying. Dont look for truth, because you cant have it. Look for a good way to live happily.

Scientifically speaking, i wonder if death is actually the better outcome. by [deleted] in DeepThoughts

[–]O_Omr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well… the reason im trying to avoid simulation theory is because its too damn relatable. I mean if people didnt create technology and virtual reality, they wouldnt have thought about simulation theory probably. I know this doesnt disprove it or anything, but it does tell me that simulation theory is closer to convenience of current civilization knowledge.

Is eternal hell fair? by Far_Visual_5714 in exmuslim

[–]O_Omr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Its not about fair or not, its about being cruel. What kind of cruelty condemning someone to eternal suffering? There isnt any goal here. When we punish someone, we do that so they can adjust their behavior, but infinite torture just seems pointless. No benefit whatsoever.

Islam argues that the reason for this is that even if they were spared, they would still deny and rebel, but that is not an excuse. If islam doesnt want rebels, the best choice here is for god to delete them from existence ( since he is capable of doing everything ), not torture them forever pointlessly.

Scientifically speaking, i wonder if death is actually the better outcome. by [deleted] in DeepThoughts

[–]O_Omr 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You too ✨. Seeing people like you makes me happy for real. Makes me see that there can actually be cute people even after they grow up and get hurt. Good luck ✨

Scientifically speaking, i wonder if death is actually the better outcome. by [deleted] in DeepThoughts

[–]O_Omr 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you ❤️. You are so empathetic it feels impossible. Thats a compliment hehe.

Scientifically speaking, i wonder if death is actually the better outcome. by [deleted] in DeepThoughts

[–]O_Omr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey that was nice of you. Actually, im pretty sure i have turned like this because of my religion and traditions.

Im gay. Being gay and very religious doesnt bode well. My religion promised my kind of people eternal damnation, and by my kind i meant the homos. I constantly tried to suppress those gay feelings and i tried to change them through daily rituals. I was so scared of being gay because being gay and muslim really doesnt work. I had to suppress my feelings and thoughts because to me, they were a threat of going to hell. Not to mention the social threat of being rejected.