Has anyone ever thought about becoming a monk?
It's obvious that we're not the kind of people who become husbands and fathers, so perhaps we are more suited to the monastic life.
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I've considered something like that. But then I'd lose the few things I do have that make me happy.
>>27326630
I've seriously considered it. However the fundamental problem I had was believing in a metaphysical reason to abstain from everything.
I'm too agnostic to commit
>>27326630
I've considered it:
>get to travel everywhere
>get drunk on wine all the time
>make a bit of cash on the side doing private weddings
>spend your dosh on prostitutes and good food
>get paid to sit on your ass all day
>only have to study one stupid book
The churches have unfortunately clamped down on corruption, making the job less fun than it used to be.
>>27326630
They don't take lazy, materialist NEET degenerates without work ethic or a sense of duty to the Lord.
I have thought about becoming a pastor. So if I am a pastor I still have the option of getting married. Been releflecting a lot on life recently. Most people see religion as such a cut and dry thing. Its more of a set of guidelines written in a time to stop people from fucjing others over or going against social rules of the time. Now you say you have to be a %100 believer to be a pastor but what they don't know is you can fuckig lie and preach shit. As long as it is a good message overall then its a win for everyone.
