(May 22, 2018 at 9:35 am)Aegon Wrote: My girlfriend and I met in Washington DC. I'm from NY and she's from SC. Im going down to visit her for the first time. Well apparently she has a friend who immediately asked whether I was Christian; when she said no (something that doesn't bother her) they told her it could never work and she could do better.Her friend may seem judgmental but her attitude is trying to ensure that a financial contributor to the con isn't lost because of your girlfriend's involvement with a non-believer = you. It's always about the money.
I found that pretty hurtful and disgustingly judgmental. How do people judge others based off their religious beliefs so easily and harshly? Before they even know them? And of course now I automatically dislike them, which may not be fair either.
Being from NY I never really felt too much pushback for being an atheist outside of my immediate family, so this was very shocking to me. Guess i need to get out more
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Feeling a form of "religious discrimination" for the first time
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