Skylar Heartbinder (119863787) wrote:Unwanted religious posts are not just words. They can induce trauma in someone like me with religious PTSD because of past. If you like it great, but not a good idea to leave on someone else's page unless they tell you they enjoy it. I am going through this atm here in RL and it is stressful AF. My husband passed away last Sunday, people keep saying the whole praying for you BS along with all the normal Jesus stuff and it is hurting me more than helping. So, please don't judge people who don't want to hear it and tell them to just ignore it. Some times you can't. No one should not have to put up with someone else's idea of a good time in their own house, even if it is a Yo house!

Oh no, I am truly sorry for your loss. I wish you peace of heart and mind.

Block and delete, I don't understand what is the problem.

IMO, what it comes down to is a profound lack of manners by ignoring social norms. This kind of unsolicited proselytizing is disrespectful, rude, intrusive, and is a violation of personal boundaries.

I find it incredibly egocentric that religious minded people really believe they have a right to co-opt others time with their personal agenda.

It's one thing to host events inviting players to join you. To form clubs of like-minded people. Wonderful, have at it.

Just don't invade my space. I find it absolutely infuriating that anyone who knowingly (and really, how can you not know by now?) follows and pushes any religion that has a history of scandal, exploitation, or hypocrisy come into my house and leave cherry-picked passages in an attempt to convert or "spread the good word."

Ask first. Don't assume. Don't be rude. Be respectful. Be self aware. Mostly importantly, do unto others as you would have them do unto you.