Philosopher Pone

A girlfriend that: actually exists likes me Do I demand too much?

>Wrote a post >Firefox broke before I saved it > Furious internal screaming > Well, here we go again... I came back to the forums some time ago, so It would be nice to make some new friends here Name: Whatever, ou can call me Jack or by my forum nickname (my previous forum nick was Geralt of Poland) Age: 22 Gender: Male Country: central-European alternative state of mind called Poland (no, it's Russia that has squatting Slavs in tracksuits, we just have regular Slavs in tracksuits xD) Likes & Hobbies: colorful cartoon ponies, history, learning new interesting stuff from different fields (like science, psychology, humanities), music (mainly rock/metal music but I also like music from many other genres. My favourite metal bands are Iron Maiden and Sabaton), PC games. I've recently got myself into tabletop RPGs. I also try to be open to new potentially interesting stuff. Sometimes I fell tha spending most of my time procrastinating within my comfort zone is not very good for me, It's a thing I'm slowly trying to change Dislikes: Pointless small talks, people being jerks Other info: I'm quite shy and awkward but I'm working on it. I'd like to improve my English so don't hesitate to point out my mistakes during a conversation I wish I could write more about myself and my character but I'm just not good at it

I consider myself an atheist/agnostic. I respect other people's religiousness as far as they do not try to force others to obey their religious rules (through law, for example). Believe what you want and even if I may find it stupid, I don't care until it does not have to affect others' lives negatively. On the other hand, sometimes I tend to be quite cynical about hypocrisy of many people who consider themselves "religious" while not following the basic moral rules of their faith. I see a lot of people who are religious just in order to conform to the society and going to church is just a habit for them, not something of a greater spiritual meaning. I can be also a bit anti-clerical sometimes, I just dont't like intitutionalization and politicization of religion. Generally, I think that if more folks who call themselves Christians actually contemplated and followed what Christ had to say, the world would be at least a bit better place. If I were supposed to follow any religion, I would choose buddhism, from the philosophical perspective, leaving aside any spiritual or supernatural elements of some buddhist traditions.