#tag explained

[katesattic]

In case y’all didn’t know the ”me vs my brain” tag series is meant to be representational of my rational vs irrational thoughts.

”Me” is usually representative of my rational or emotional thoughts while ”My Brain” is the irrational, intrusive, or just plain weird thoughts. ”My Brain” also often represents thoughts brought on by my mental illnesses.

If you’re in the famders community, think of it as simplified Sides. If you’re not, think of it as a way to personify my intrusive (or random) thoughts and separate them from myself in order to examine their absurdity.

[memeuschrist]

When you say heresy are you thinking of blasphemy?

After refreshing myself on the textbook definitions, I do think "blasphemy" is probably more accurate than "heresy" because I'm sharing memes and not deviating from core doctrinal beliefs, buuuuttttt....

The way I was thinking about it (when I started the #thisisprobablyheresy tag) was along the lines of "if I showed this to my priest or my parents it might not fly" or "this is funny but not something I could share with my catechism kids" type of thing and not "this isn't respectful of God."

But basically, it's not meant to be taken too seriously.

Thanks for the ask, anon!

[inviernes-blog]

in case anyone on here hasnt done any pc gaming, ggnore is "good game no rematch".  If your curious why i use it, it means that someone came up with a very good response, insult, etc. that basically ends teh conversation.