Meaning no disrespect to soldiers, maybe they don’t want to kill people and possibly get killed themselves just because they aren’t sure how to make a change in their lives? Perhaps a new business plan (or even a change in major) would be a less drastic choice.
I’m still boggled that Bets, who appears estranged from her family and doesn’t seem to have any other source of income, gave up her lucrative job with no planned alternative, just to fixate on Gunther.
I wonder why Delta is so dead set on pushing Luann to (most likely awkwardly) hit on Aaron? Delta’s not the one who will look like a fool if Luann’s tactics don’t work.
Actually I’ve noticed through life that women raise their hands and wait to be called on while men shout their questions or answers and get paid attention to first…
I’ve noticed that internet atheists (as opposed to those offline who aren’t quite so fundamentalist in their beliefs) tend to equate religion with how they perceived it as a small child (a man in the sky, for example) and ridicule it as such rather than looking at the actual complexities of adult spiritual beliefs across cultures.
I knew this was inevitably going to turn into an atheism discussion but I was more interested in some defense of the possibility that ghosts are a real thing.
Meaning no disrespect to soldiers, maybe they don’t want to kill people and possibly get killed themselves just because they aren’t sure how to make a change in their lives? Perhaps a new business plan (or even a change in major) would be a less drastic choice.