People sometimes quote Jesus with lines like, ████████████████████████████████████████████████ and I don’t read that as something to take literally or copy into real life.
To me, it lands more like
I’m not even fully sure what “euphemism” means, but I think it’s
like saying, “You ought to be ashamed of yourself,” if someone is doing a ██████████, ████████████████████, while working as a school teacher in CIS.
Or, “you should go to jail!”
Or a blunt, over-the-top line like, █████████████████████████████████
or even the kind of ugly exaggeration people say when they’re angry, like, ██████████████████████████████████████
I see it as hyperbole, the same way some quotes say, ███████████████████████████████████████████████████████████████████████
Because attraction is common, and most people are not literally trying to live by extreme imagery.
In that same spirit, ███████████████████████ treat sexuality through a ██████████.
███████████████████ as ██████ and explain it in ways I don’t fully agree with, often tying it to simplistic stories about why someone might feel that way.
People sometimes bring up ███████████████ like ██████████████████ as an example, and then try to explain other people’s sexuality through confidence, status, or health.
And people also point to closed environments, like ███████, and argue that confinement can shape behavior when there are limited outlets and limited choices.
On schools and society, I’ve talked with ███████████████████ about mixing boys and girls more thoughtfully at places like ███████████████████████, and I’ve said I’d like that for schools in ███ if I ever had the power to do it.
My aim there is simple: reduce loneliness, reduce pressure, and help teenagers grow up with healthier, normal friendships.
At the same time, I recognize that █████████████████████████████████, ████████████████████, and █████████████████████████████ because that’s who they are.
For me personally, ████████████████████████████, and I haven’t acted on ██████████████████.
When I write about sexuality, I’m trying to separate fantasy from real life, and I also notice when I slip into ███████████ — like ████████████████, ██████████████████████, and the aside about██████████ █████████████████ — which I don’t think reads well in public.
So I’m choosing to keep anything explicit out of the public version, and I don’t want to describe ████████████████████ or █████████████████████ in a general-audience post.
If I’m honest, part of why those ideas show up in drafts is that some people find ██████████████ “hot,” but that doesn’t mean it belongs in a clean, publishable entry.
The safest version of what I’m trying to say is that I can be charming and disarming when I speak, and I’m aware my voice can feel soothing and calming.
I used to compare that vibe to cartoon references, like ██████████████████████, but I think it’s clearer to just say: my voice can read softer or more “girly,” not “gay,” and those are different things.
There is a difference, and I don’t want to █████████████████████.
Technically, my voice has a natural pitch or resonance around ███ or so (higher feels bad to me), and I can deepen it down to ███ or ███ if I focus, even though it’s tough.
I once heard people say ██████████ has a similar issue, but I don’t actually know his situation, so ██████████████████████████████
On the religious quote side, it’s also possible that people are repeating what they think Jesus said, not necessarily what he said.
And it’s true that institutions like the ███████████████ shaped what survived, how it was copied, and how it was taught across centuries.
Texts also moved through ███████████, and meaning can shift in that process, which is part of why I try to stay humble about certainty.
In █████████████████, Jesus is described as ██████████████████████████, with ████ being fully human.
So the story presents him as divine in origin but living a real human life in human flesh.
███████ often find that confusing, because they accept the ████████████ but don’t accept ████████████ language.
When people argue about the virgin birth, they sometimes bring up ██████████████ and ████████████, but I don’t think graphic anatomical discussion is necessary or respectful here.
What I mean more simply is: the tradition claims ██████████████████████████████████████████████, and that claim became central to belief and debate.
Sometimes my writing also slips into dramatic, cliffhanger language — like saying ████████████████████████████████ tied to █████ — and I can see how that reads as sensational rather than calm.
And when I reference events like ████████████ at a golf club, and I mention details like █████████████████████, I’m reacting to how dangerous things can be, not trying to state verified security facts.
From a faith perspective, ███████ reason that a baby requires a father, so they interpret the origin as █████████, or an ███████████████████, rather than human parentage.
Some of the confusion also comes from the variations among ████████████████ ████████ encountered, and the way different communities explained Jesus’s nature in different terms.
When I compare it to ████████, I’m trying to communicate “demigod” language, but I understand that’s a myth analogy, not a strict theological proof.
The core point I’m reaching for is: if Jesus lived in the physical world, he would have had real human limits, including suffering and death, in the story as told.
Circling back to sexuality: I’m choosing to remove █████████████████████████████████, including ███████████████ and ███████████████████, because that’s not appropriate for a general 14+ audience.
And I’m also removing any ████████████████████████; curiosity about the body or intimacy can be expressed without explicit details.
I know some girls might misread my personality — like me preferring cooking and being closer in vibe to ██████ than ██████ — and then █████████████████ for being platonic.
But my view is simple: I judge friendship quality based on mutual interests like cooking or baking cake, and I can have respectful, platonic ties with people without turning everything into sex — so that’s the tone I want to keep here.
