Atheists answer me

[Mister Agenda]

in this world you need to look and bright aspects of people not their limitations

if i wrote wrongly or miss words or what ever

it does not matter , i am still learning writing and reading in english

u know well english and u know how to say bad words to people

at least i did not bad words because i know words indicate the characteristic of the writter

I've always like the name Aisha, I know a little girl named Aisha who is very bright.

I'd say you are off to a good start with your English literacy. Posting on forums is good practice for that. This is a particularly good forum for it. For some reason, atheists tend to be picky about spelling and grammar, so we'll be quick to point out mistakes. I hope you won't take it too personally, if you pay attention it will make your English better.

Most of us (atheists) don't think particular words are good or bad in themselves. It's possible to be very rude and unkind while never speaking a 'bad' word, and kind while using a lot of them. I suppose you can't really be polite while using words you're not supposed to say when you're being polite.

I know you're refraining from using those words because you want to be polite, and I appreciate it. I'll return the same courtesy to you.

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in this world you need to look and bright aspects of people not their limitations

if i wrote wrongly or miss words or what ever

it does not matter , i am still learning writing and reading in english

u know well english and u know how to say bad words to people

at least i did not bad words because i know words indicate the characteristic of the writter

Just to be helpful, I would have written the above as:

In this world you need to look at the bright aspects of people, not their limitations.

If I wrote wrongly or missed words or whatever, it does not matter. i am still learning to read and write in English.

You know English well and you know how to say bad words to people.

At least i did not use bad words because i know words indicate the character of the writer.

I know you were just writing 'u' as short for 'you', and that's okay, I just like to write it out when I do it.