10-29-2003, 06:58 AM
Anybody want to see the difference between a few hours and quietness?Your political compassEconomic Left/Right: -3.25Libertarian/Authoritarian: -0.51I'm a lot more centered than before ^_^ And I've been thinking again. How can these tests be accurate if they are all multiple choice and our ways of thinking about an answer are not necesarily how they seem? Example: the questions that say "should" or "always." Those are examples of something that should need a definite way of thinking about the issue type, not always the issue. When you're put on the spot you tend to think differently. I used to be totally opposed to homosexuality, but now that I've had to think about the issue itself, I've come to the conclusion that I myself am bi-sexual and have an appreciation for gays and lesbians. I don't think it's "normal," but that doesn't have anything to do with why I think so.The reason I think that way is because I know that there is someone out there for me, my significant other, and by the course of our actions we will meet someday and be happy together (hopefully.) Well, God has set out multiple situations for me that, depended upon how I react, will lead me to my SO. If it so happens that my SO is a woman, does that mean I have to exclude the possibility? No. So I don't. I don't publicize my idea constantly because then I'm setting myself up for trouble, and that would be like throwing a rock into a lake to let the fish know you're there, if you know what I'm saying.