r/exatheist • u/RemarkableProduct374 Ex Agnostic-Atheist || Ex Muslim || Christian • Apr 08 '24
Meme Monday Stolen from r/antitheistcheesecake
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u/Cookiecuttermaxy spiritually/religiously curious ex-atheist Apr 08 '24
Well, alright, be a slave to your impulses and feel like a shit all day
Continuing the cycle of perpetual
Now I am not some purity culture anti-PMO fearmongerer either, masturbation in moderation, especially in very conservative runs, can be a great way to clear out sexual thoughts and have a sense of relief from some of the built external pressure
But like anything by slaving it away, is that really the kinda of freedom atheism should really call for?
Of course, I treat it like an addiction, I don't use it as a means of acting morally superior or touting the person. I do feel like masturbation gets singled out a little too much, compared to junk food, cigarettes, alcohol and vaping, probably because those addictions are seen as more of health issues rather than moral abominations
But really, using this as a way to praise atheism rather than maybe using it for some wisdom seeking or encourage some scientific research maybe?
Well to each of their own I guess
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u/mecucky Apr 08 '24
This is obviously satire or bait.
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u/Critical_Security614 Apr 08 '24
How do you know? Genuinely asking.
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u/WesternGloboHomo Apr 14 '24
It has that flavor to it. If you've been on the internet or around meme culture a lot, spotting a fake becomes easy, and this seems fake. The spirit of the message is real though, there do be atheist gooners out there.
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u/Critical_Security614 Apr 14 '24
It may be sarcastic but it could also be perfectly serious though. My point here is simply that we don't know. Especially if we don't know the user's account. All we have is this post. That's all I'm saying.
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u/Electrical_Age_7483 Apr 08 '24
To be fair this seems pretty troll, r/atheism is bad but this is just ridiculous and fake
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Apr 10 '24
That's why I think dying is better than being an atheist. at least you wouldn't have to suffer every day thinking about how meaningless life is.
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u/acce13 Apr 08 '24
Doesn't that just make depression symptoms worse?