Athena’s Comments (group member since Aug 08, 2011)

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Psh I liked vamps wayyyy before twilight.

Hey peeps. Y'all can call me Athena! :D

I personally love vampire books. Idk there's something about them that gets the blood running. My favorite vamp series is VA but then I really like the vamps in the mortal interment series. And I just adore adult romance books with vamps and werewolves and stuff. *grins* Anywho, for some people it is getting a bit old. But even if the vamp era steps to the side, I don't think they'll ever be a day I won't find the perfect vamp book to read on a cold, boring, afternoon. :)

I know. I don't follow it. I'm not religious at all. But apparently that's one of the "rules" or something. Idk. I'm not an expert on Christianity or any religion for that matter.

But something I've always found interesting was that well some of my Christian friends say that God is supposed to love unconditionally right? And these two are also Bi. Which I thought was kind if cool. But anyway, and then some other people say that sure God loves everyone but if your this or that or this then you doesn't love you. Like, have you noticed that? And I don't mean all Christians, but at least some of the ones I know. So it's almost like they're saying God gives unconditional love with conditions.

I mean I myself don't believe in one God. I'm more for one god for a different Element. Like the Hawaiians and Greeks are the two "religions" I try to "follow" that is if you would call me religious at all

Well being Bi myself, the whole thing is kind of annoying. But at the same time I can understand where the people making all the rules are coming from. I've read parts of the bible but I think I remember reading somewhere that marriage is sacred between a man and a woman or something like that. Idk it was a really long time ago. And my mom said that one of the reasons us homo/Bisexual People can't get married is because it would be breaking something that is sacred. Hence the civil unions and domestic relationships.