Rebel the Wolfgirl

 One of my friends on a Discord server had this to say about it.

"If you view deities from a monotheist and polytheistic approach you will find that one finds a supreme being beyond all understanding and reason which must be feared while the other is about deities who are understandable and approachable in how human they act at times."

 That's why I find the Theoi more approachable than, say, Yahweh. I relate to them on a more intimate and personal level because I know how they feel.  As much as I respect the Judeo-Christian God, I can't relate to Him because He just...is. We may have been created, according to the Bible, as an extension of God ( presumably immortal, without ideas like sin or flaw) but we fucked that up almost immediately thanks to our lack of knowledge about those latter things.

And an apple.  Don't forget that.  *chuckle*

I can understand your response quite well, and I have similar views on such.  I am actually a Christian myself, but I have an open mind about many, many things.  I find God to be a subject that many people have opinions about, but nobody knows for certain; my own thoughts on Him may be wrong, after all, and I feel I have no right to claim certainty of such.

But that's pretty much what Faith is - it's believeing something you have no way of knowing whether it's true or not.  We have no way of actually KNOWING (at least, humanity hasn't achieved it yet), and that's why Faith is such a powerful thing; it is a person's honest-to-goodness self-assurance that their beliefs are true, without proof, and their entire soul feeling CERTAIN of such.  That certainty is what I believe to be what deities seek from humailty - faith and belief in them and their abilities.

... or something like that; I'm just a dork anyway, so what I say might be nothing but prattle.  }:)

I see the Greek gods in a kind of panentheistic sense - they don't exist physically in the same way that you and I do; to assume such is foolish, and misses the point of Greek mythology as a whole - interpretation of the unknown things that surround us. They exist in animistic, transcendental sense; they encompass the whole of the Universe, Space, and Time. Some would say the same thing about God.

@Lucky Bolt Eeyup.

Give me contact info

Sorry, hun. Didn't get their numbers.

X3

You are best little sister.

Hehe :3

:3

Most people don't even see me as a girl yet 

Well I do. And you are very pretty. So there.

If that's the case how come I haven't got me a MAN irl then 

That's one of my inspirations (fitting, considering Sailor Moon was my first anime and holds a special place in my heart).

Mine too! You can't go wrong with Sailor Moon if you're looking for magical girl inspiration.

Granted, a lot of inspiration is taken from the darker takes on the genre too, but I plan to balance it out with plenty of comedy and lampshading of tropes (one of the first jokes I came up with was a bit of commentary on fanservice, with Spike outright admitting he has no clue why this happens in transformations, but they'll get used to it).

OK! *hugs you*

Anyways...what's been going on in your life?

Well I've been sick for the past week, so that hasn't been fun :/

Blegh. That sucks.

Oh wow! I really should check that out! His solo stuff is underrated. I mean, It Don’t Come Easy is an excellent song. 

Yeah. Everyone likes Paul, John, and especially George's stuff, but Ringo gets no love, and that sucks.

Indeed.  

Hahaha that totally makes sense, Green Day always cheered me up.  
Do you listen to any metal music?

Iron Maiden, Motorhead, Queensryche...

Nice! Well, you certainly have a wide variety of music tastes  Which is always a good thing lol.

Who?

Jonathan Frakes. He was a regular on Gargoyles, and he was Commander Riker on Star Trek TNG. He might not have de Lancie's playful side, at least not in the same way, But he can bring a mature-sounding voice to the table, which is also what de Lancie is known for.

Commander Riker as an expy of Golden Age Superman with elements of Black Adam, mixed with the reality warping and playful trolling of Q?

...Why does this sound so perfect?

I wish psychedelic music was played more on the radio. I only have an AM/FM radio in the car I drive to work everyday

Yeah. It isn't just music to take drugs to; on its own, psychedelic music is excellent.

I agree. I aldo have a thing for 80s new wave

*pokes back*

*begins spinning* Look, Callisto! Watch how fast I can spin!

*applauds* That is some fast spinning.

@Sparklefan1234

And I pick Everyone Wants to be a Cat

@Emerald Heart True. That being said, there is only one Tigger. 

@Sparklefan1234

And Tiggers are wonderful things.

@Renegade the Unicorn

I can be an ass sometimes though...

@Emerald Heart

Yeah, but I love ya anyway, girl.

@Renegade the Unicorn

Love ya too

...I also found another Beach Boys song you might like (and, depending on who you ask, would fit you):

Ooo, I like that one!  Thanks for sharing 

Speaking of songs you'll like...

Total Motorhead pastiche.

"Don't call your mother, don't call your priest

None of them are waifus. It's a different kind of appreciation. But I do love them all in my own way. 

Dreambiscuit is best Disneigh Princess!

Disneigh? Oh I like what you did with that! 

@Sir Hugoholic: KNIFE! *your head gets cut off*

*screams in pain*

Geez, talk about quitting while you're...ahead. *laughs* Ewww...

We haven't. We just kiss, snuggle, and listen to music.

Lol well have fun with that. Make sure that you eventually plan a meetup. Do you at least have a picture of her yet?

Nope. Her parents said I have to get to know her first.

Do you play any instruments? Because I wanna start a band.

Yep, based on the ancestors to MMORPGs: MUDs, or Multi-User Dungeons.

I'm not familiar with these sorts of games, but game history is usually kind of fascinating

It is. The world in the comic is divided into two lands:

The Overworld, a vast yet sparesely populated green field dotted with multiple pits, which act as entrances to the world below.

The Multi-User Dungeon, an infinite expanse of caves where most of the world's population call home.

No, this is a nonfiction book.

I see. What's it about?

....Satanism.

*cue Necroia (Eisheth's girlfriend) walking in*

"Lizzy...what the f%¢k is going on? Who's this guy and how'd he get into our house!?"

" Uhhhh....he's an old friend of mine. "

Now I'm thinking of one of my characters from my game's lore greeting him.~  May be a little more than a greet in the end though I'd imagine...

Eeyup.

I'm thinking of starting an ask thread starring all my main superheroes.

Oh, I definitely will.

Yay! ^^

Oh, silly @Bas.

I'd record it on video!

Yup, they're a horror-punk band.

Well, I might be willing to give them a shot. I own a Best-Of compilation CD of Rob Zombie, I remember enjoying at least one ICP song, and did you know there are bands that combine Horror/Rock music with Surfing Music? I swear, it's a real thing.

@Samurai Equine If you want to get into the Misfits, I'd recommend Collection I (basically a "best of" for the classic Misfits) and the two albums they did in the 90s (American Psycho and Famous Monsters).

Yeah, true. And Yoko Oh-No broke up the Beatles.

Those darn WAGs ruinin' errything

lol ye

Then I define Bette Midler and Betty White as patron saints of BOTH humor and goodwill towards women!  HA!

Indeed they are.

And Bette Midler is somehow still attractive at her age.

Then again, so's Helena Bonham Carter.

OK. *pokes*

G1 really isn't all that complicated.

I'm sure it isn't

*hugs you*