What is a strange thing to worship?
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. . .here are my thoughts.
What is a strange thing to worship?
Not long after you lose your last baby tooth, it becomes known to you that the Tooth Fairy wasn’t a cheapass when she came to your house compared to all your friends in school. Your parents were the cheapasses. They, however, probably prefer you watch your damn mouth and appreciate that they were demonstrating frugality. You also don’t encounter many kids past the age of 10 still believing in Santa. Kids wouldn’t have formed these beliefs if trusted adults hadn’t falsely planted the ideas in their naive brains. Easter Bunny—fake. Kids are taught these fictions when they’re incredibly young. Leprechauns—not real. They wouldn’t have manifested these silly myths via their own imaginations. Cupid—as fake as your lady friend’s last orgasm. There’s a good reason you’ve never seen these mythical creatures: they don’t exist. Sandman—his myth’s been put to bed. Stop all the lies! God—umm … well … ahh… hmm. Much like all the others, God can’t be proven. But unlike Santa Claus or the Bogeyman, God has the all-time best-selling book. For whatever reasons, most kids continue worshiping God even once they’re old enough to think for themselves.