Nico Carney

Cut it.

Keep it.

Quote, fact check, keep it.

Because I don't really like, so my girlfriend and I have talked about this a lot because she was raised, like with no religion in the house.

Her parents were both raised Catholic but kind of like didn't,

care for that and didn't want to raise her that way.

And then I was raised Catholic because my parents were afraid.

And, um, uh, I feel like there are things about it that like, of course are negative.

There's like definitely like, Oh, I deal with a lot of guilt and shame and all those things that Catholic people do.

But I think I have like this, like kind of, I don't know.

I just believe everything's going to be fine.

And if this ends and nothing else, whatever, like, I don't know.

I guess I just don't, I just like, doesn't,

bother me that much but my girlfriend like she because she wasn't raised with any religion I think she just doesn't have like a road map or just like a this thing in the back of her head that's like something is there and it will be okay because she wasn't given that as like a child for framework for how to think about these things but she is a lot more anxious about like death and afterlife and these types of things whereas I'm just kind of like whatever yeah

I mean, sometimes I'll have this thought of like, God, am I stuck in this perspective for the whole time?

Yeah.

I got to have this outlook on life for the entirety of it.

Like, I really wish I could.

and be somebody else sometimes.

And I think the thing I'm also like responding to myself to get back to what we were talking about earlier is like this, like this constant, uh,