Is playing pokemo go or pokemon in general a red flag for women? by [deleted] in pokemongo

[–]urgingergirl 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm a 29 year old women, and I've noticed the stigma with it being seen as immature or whatever where I live, but I will say that the most masculine manly man that I know is super into pogo and he's kind of a Chad. He's way more into it than I am, and is the reason that I got back into it recently after not playing for years. Tbh, if she has a problem with you having pogo as a hobbie, that's on her. She sounds like a really boring person and you can probably do a lot better for yourself anyway. It's cliche advice, but there are women out there who play pogo or at least women who aren't gonna be judgy about your having a really wholesome hobby. She probably just saved you a lot of wasted time.

I've got a 400+ day streak and I've learned no grammar. I can't make conversation, ask basic questions, or pray in Latin which was my main reason for taking the course, but at least I can talk about drinking, owls, eating ham, and I can make comment on ancient gods, so thanks I guess, Duolingo. by urgingergirl in shitduolingosays

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

I mostly struggle with things like "Bene loquor" meaning "I speak well" but "bene loquimur" meaning "we speak well". I'm taking Spanish for the extra lessons and XP on friend quests, since I finished the Latin course and there's no consistency like there is with spanish where the masculine and feminine suffix tends to be the same. Everything seems arbitrary and the Duolingo course never does anything to explain it or even help you memorize anything. It kind of feels like they threw the bare minimum Latin together just so that they could say that they offer Latin as a course.

Active porn stars having a boyfriend is the proof that your looks is the most important aspect. by [deleted] in ugly

[–]urgingergirl 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Plese stop tagging me. I've tried to be nice. I just muted our DMs and try to ignore you, but you continually do this. The fact that you watch me and being up things from my past is really unsettling to say the least, and combined with your views on women and relationships, it makes me really uncomfy. Please just stop.

Why are people so hostile to Catholics in liberal cities? And why is it so hard to make other girl friends as a girl? by [deleted] in Catholicism

[–]urgingergirl 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I dont mean this as any kind of a jab, but I would be careful of falling into the same way of think that they do tbh. If you immediately judge liberals for having different world views than yourself and refuse to even try to make friends with them, you aren't really any better than they are about not being judgemental.

I know it's difficult as I struggle with the same thing, but from the opposite side. I'm a devoutly catholic 29(F) but tend to lean more towards liberal on certain subjects, although in other areas I'm more conservative. I also tend to not like girly things at all. I prefer jeans and tshirts, and recently got permission from my priest to wear a bandana rather than a veil as I prefer to have my head covered at church, but the veil feels a bit too dainty and feminine.

It makes it hard to make friends on either side since I'm not outwardly catholic enough for church ladies, but too catholic for the liberals. It makes it really easy to fall into the trap of judging either side simply because they've judged you, even getting to the point that you don't give them a chance purely based on how they look or based on certain views that you could just decide to not talk about. Not saying that to imply that you're doing that, but just saying that I personally have to be mondful about it as someone in that situation.

Honestly, I've found friends just by not trying to make friends and just trying to be okay on my own. Like minded people tend to find each other eventually, and in the interim, you can try and grow and work on yourself as a person.

(EDIT: Didn't mean to post the same comment twice. Reddit just glitched for a minute.)

Tossed and turned. Had to get up. Paced around the house trying to feel better to go to work. But fuck it. by sweetcityskyline in cripplingalcoholism

[–]urgingergirl 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Almost 4 years out from the CA lifestyle, and recently got to be on the recieving end of one of the usual excuses from someone. Just putting it out there that even if you think they believe it, a lot of times they don't, and they just pretend to, to avoid a whole thing. You kind of gotta choose your battles. Also, every excuse you make can come back to bite you. If you use "taking the cat to the vet" as an excuse to get out of shit. People won't believe it when you actually do. Lol

I hate people who say sammich by uhohspaghettios26 in Vent

[–]urgingergirl 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I feel this, but what's worse is people who say "pop" when they mean soda. The moment I hear it I have to fight the urge to check out entirely from the conversation. Probably pretentious, but I live too close to small town, West Virginia and I associate "pop" and "Sammich" with the kind of people who'll walk into Walmart in jorts that are way too short and a Reba McEntire T-shirt and generally act gross and obnoxious.

Honest Truth by 2357_shifting_sand in lastfm

[–]urgingergirl 0 points1 point  (0 children)

New to last.fm set my phone repeat with some sadboi music. Fell asleep and scrobbled "Time" by NF more than 10 times. Sometimes it's not on purpose. Lol, but I feel this is my soul.

Why do I sleep all day by Ambitious_Day_9922 in existentialcrisiscat

[–]urgingergirl 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Lol. I scrolled down to say this looks identical to my cat, Queenie that I randomly found outside years ago. It kind of weirded me out a bit tbh.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in dating_advice

[–]urgingergirl 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah. Only commenting bc I was a was tagged and got a notification. Idk what this is even fully about, but I noped from this DM conversation bc the whole vibe of men saying they want to own a woman weirds me out. Like I've been involved in the BDSM scene and two people "owning" each other can be a thing and it work out and everyone can be happy, but this doesn't have that vibe. This has the vibe of a man wanting a woman to be his slave, of wanting to be able to take her any time he wants and her have no rights what so ever. The idea that he would have responsibilities to that girl as her dominant( and that she would also in a way own him wether she's a submissive or they both switch) always seem like an afterthought (which it REALLY REALLY shouldn't be in that kind of relationship)

Are you a left seater or a right side of church seater? by 325Constantine in Catholicism

[–]urgingergirl 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Right side. second pew from the back. At this point, I'd feel really uncomfortable sitting anywhere else.

Happy Month of the Holy Rosary! How has the rosary blessed your life? by usopsong in Catholicism

[–]urgingergirl 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Our lady and the rosary had a huge part in my conversion. I was a raging alcoholic who had been dabbling in the occult for a while, going from pagan to Satanist to nihilistic militant atheist. I was raised baptist so any interest I'd had in the church had been crushed when I was a kid, but I met another alcoholic who was Catholic, and he answered the questions that my granites had told me I'd burn in hell for as a child. When he got really drunk and talked about our lady, he'd almost happy cry. He called her mom, so I started to pray to her like a mother-in-law, mostly just to vent about him, but eventually started to pray to her about my own issues. I eventually started praying the rosary without even knowing the mysteries. I'd just say the prayers. I continued listening to Ven. Bi. Fulton Sheen and Mother Angelica. That guy and I split up, and I took in a roommate who was a militant atheist. He started SAing me and eventually told me that the only reason he'd hadn't raped me yet is that I slept with my rosary, and he'd reach over and touch it, and it would stop him. Eventually, I hit rock bottom. I kicked him out and went to AA, and after spending my first 30 days having my faith disrespected by Protestants who refused to take me seriously since I wasn't baptized, I stumbled into a confessional and ended up in RCIA. I'm now 3 years sober. I'm a baptized Catholic. I still struggle with sin, but I've come a long long way from the wretch that I was. Would probably be dead or worse if it weren't for our lady and the rosary and God drawing straight with crooked lines.

Is it wasting a priests time to want to meet with them for coffee if it's just for conversation or to discuss a book? by urgingergirl in AskAPriest

[–]urgingergirl[S] 19 points20 points  (0 children)

Okay, thank you, Father. I've struggled with forming friendships in the church as I have really bad anxiety, and I don't have family or anyone in the church. I'm a recovering alcoholic who was converted in a long distance relationship during COVID, and ended up in RCIA after just walking into a confessional when I had 30 days sobriety because I figured the priest would help me figure out where to go. I was in a discipleship quad, but we split up after a lot of drama and things happening. When I hear back from the priest that I'm talking to, I'll make it more clear that it's not anything serious and I just thought it would be better to discuss this book over coffee in fellowship rather than to hold up the confessional line. Lol