Dom Roberts

And this was going to say, and that's what I, you know what I mean?

Cause the girls be unwavering faith.

I shit tea.

life was good in the weirdest way yeah of course i just yeah i had like an answer for everything and as a girl who i didn't grow up with any like my parents didn't push any or not push but my parents didn't like really introduce me to any religion they were kind of just like you know we're spiritual teas like my parents i think are a little different in belief um and so they were kind of just like yeah like we're just like spiritual but like you know whatever like that

cute girl who literally every single night from the time i was like five to like 13 years old i was like what happens when we die do you guys know seriously like it's like scaring me well if i would have had the kingdom i would have even like i'm like i used to do the opposite because well because first i went to catholic church which like we were just going for brownie points like my mom wasn't actually you know like she prays the rosary and stuff yeah but like

It really is like that.

That's that classic.

What did they call it?

What did Americans call it when they had to go places and they were like... Nations?

No.

T. No.

It was like the OG OG like the divine.

Like when they were... Does anyone know what I'm talking about?

It's the Manifest Destiny T where I'm like, right.

Because see how everyone needs to know.

And I was watching this TikTok about...

I have this book that I got like a random little like used book place.

That's like the, the scientific backing of religion and how it's like spread across different peoples and how it's like manifested through different communities, which I'm too scared to read.

Cause I think it's going to give me like actual, like insane existential dread, but also very interesting because even just the idea of like, damn your religion based on where you born.

Yeah.