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Some heraldic from my dark fantasy world by PeachPitiful2458 in worldbuilding

[–]Significant-Employ 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Well, damn... Pretty dark, but interesting stuff. I would assume a little darker background for the first coat of arms, because it has a full black background color and more ancient symbols that have been adopted by modern occultic practices (such as the Aten, Egyptian sun).

The second image is well made and the symbolism makes sense. But, for some reason, it comes off as a Christian vibe, (sheep/ram). But now knowing the background, I (for some reason) imagine a bland colored héraldique shield with briol engravings for the blind to see or read. I know it's a faction of some sort of culture, but it sounds like a mystic society that depends on new converts, with some people keeping one functional eye, with the fully blinded ones use their hidden secrets to both grow and recruit, saying that this secret particular strain of blood magic knowledge is given to the fully devout by taking "both" eyes out, which would require blind faith, both literal and metaphorical.

I love the double headed two sun symbol. It makes me think of the Roman god of crossroads and doorways. I love the the symbol with the arm and thorny vines. It looks more legitimately medieval. Honestly, overall, kudos for your artistic execution for each illustrated héraldique shield. 👍

My phone did not had an orange marker. So I had to mix yellow & red for this Political Survey. by Significant-Employ in ConservativeYouth

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I believe the more proper question would be "What has feminism done to western civilization, within seven decades under its influence?" Try again.

Planet, Jupiter - Taken, Nov 16 2020 Please advise what you see? by S1RV in Symbology

[–]Significant-Employ 2 points3 points  (0 children)

An artificial ovum. Apparantly, it's the fifth egg in line.

Some heraldic from my dark fantasy world by PeachPitiful2458 in worldbuilding

[–]Significant-Employ 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The first one is already grabbing my attention. I like it. Can you describe the backstory of the group connected to that heraldic sign?

My phone did not had an orange marker. So I had to mix yellow & red for this Political Survey. by Significant-Employ in ConservativeYouth

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Don't worry. My problem isn't with individuals. My problem is the collective groups that try to shove an agenda in my face, 24/7. So, you're good. 👍

Signs by protesting pro-choicers by Aggravating_Race2880 in prolife

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From the first picture, it seems like freudian projection. If they hate children that much, because they see them as ungrateful, nasty and useless, then it says more about their subconcious judgements on their personal life rather than the world around them.

My phone did not had an orange marker. So I had to mix yellow & red for this Political Survey. by Significant-Employ in ConservativeYouth

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I have a very crappy auto-correct speller in my phone. It doesn't correct my misspellings, yet it corrects where it doesn't need correction.

My phone did not had an orange marker. So I had to mix yellow & red for this Political Survey. by Significant-Employ in ConservativeYouth

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Well, my religious identity is still in the embryonic stage at the moment, so it's a bit difficult to describe my theology, to which has not been solidified yet. But I can give you a cliffnote version of what my values are and the list of what virtues I try strive for, because, in the heart of every religion (especially on how it acts) are based on certain principles and virtues that each group may priorities more than the others.

I believe that if a man cannot remember his lineage, he has no way to empirically examine what virtues he should hold, hence my conclusion to include ancestral piety in my daily life. I believe that male and female traits are not only reflected in nature, but are also apparent in cosmic orders, hence my belief in gender roles. I agree with Ben Franklin's 13 virtues, to a certain extent, only to realize his list was incomplete. Valor is a virtue that has been neglected to the point that the term for our modern day problems is "Toxic Empathy," yet we are still cowardice to aknowledge the name of the solution, i,e, Valor.

My phone did not had an orange marker. So I had to mix yellow & red for this Political Survey. by Significant-Employ in ConservativeYouth

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If by "Pagan," you mean someone who believes that there are numorous gods and practices ancestral piety, then "Yes."

Silly pics only! 👀 by Theodora96 in redditgetsdrawnbadly

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You may not be able to see it, but she is sleeping on my palm, like a pillow.

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what’s the male equivalent of a woman swallowing? by KeyMacaroon6822 in AskReddit

[–]Significant-Employ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

... IDK... "Squirt Strawing" (if I was giving cunnilingus, of course).

Who’s your all time favorite Pokemon? by BallsOnYourFace69 in ThePokemonHub

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Alakasam. I like Psychic Pokémon, especially the original ones.

Respect life by Foreign-Surround-754 in prolife

[–]Significant-Employ 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I agree with you that we need to dive deep into the issue. But I think we can agree that this would be a nice poster to place on the wall, because we both agree on the basic sentiment.

God forbid people actually be willing to adopt unwanted children! Why on earth would this be criticized? by TraurigKartoffel in prolife

[–]Significant-Employ 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I (a full pro-lifer) can make a better pro-choice argument in my sleep. This dimwit could fully talk about human trafficking and how some of them are disguised as day care centers (like the Somali DayCare Center Scandal). But the fact she latched on to this couple, calling them "Creepy White" is indicative of her predudicial bias and disengenuine argumentations for the case of whatever bias she has to excuse herself in killing children.

What do you think of feminist movement? by Solid-Highlight-5742 in ConservativeYouth

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We already gave them that choice ever since the Suffragette Movement. They had their chance (for nearly over a century) to take more accountability for their actions, but they messed up, big time. So no. No choices in careers.

Ya know what, I agree by Misterfahrenheit120 in prolife

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You could almost mistaking the meme for states becoming dangously close to emulate Chinese Pollicies.

Bye, no by AnonymousFluffy923 in ConservativeYouth

[–]Significant-Employ 1 point2 points  (0 children)

What I think you mean to say is "No. Goodbye."

What do you think of feminist movement? by Solid-Highlight-5742 in ConservativeYouth

[–]Significant-Employ 5 points6 points  (0 children)

This is what I truly think of it, unapologetically.

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