After careful consideration, I've come to the conclusion that I am not converting to Judaism. I know this may be disappointing to some of you on here, but it's very common in your religion to not try and convert people, and on my previous post basically everyone was saying to not convert. I completelyunderstand, as it is an ethno religion, its not like any other religion. I figured I should respect that tradition. Religion isn't a cure to everything, therapy and medication is. I won't be visiting any synagogues, I won't be contacting any Rabbis, and I won't get in contact with any Jewish person. I still will defend you all and your religion. I will keep calling out antisemites and expose them. Your holidays are truly a marvel to behold and I hate to see you all persecuted. But I won't be converting or looking into Judaism anymore. I'm sorry for the inconvenience
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Now I don't have many details of this so please excuse my clinical language, but I'm pretty sure I saw this documentary in the early 2010s as a young child (I was born in 2008). It was either about dinosaurs or early prehistoric creatures. I only remember the intro. I think it had something to do with a girl (maybe alongside a pet of some sort) running through a storming woods, with a rain jacked on, and she was scared shitless. I think she may have been running from something. Then, that ambiguous prehistoric monster gets her, and this is my most vivid memory: it cuts to a muddy, rain soaked dinosaur footprint, the kind that belongs to a Tyrannosaur, as thunder booms on. Now I usually confuse dreams with reality, but I KNOW for a fact I saw this on some shitty DVD on some shitty CRTV at the back of my family's church. This was NOT a dream. It wasn't absurd, it wasn't a farce, I saw a documentary with this and it's bewildered me ever since. I've found all of my other core dino memories like Walking With Monsters, Planet Dinosaur, and Monsters Resurrected, but not this elusive rarity. I'll dub it "Friday The 13th: Mesozoic Edition," for the moment being. Please help me find this, Reddit
I have practically no relation to the Jewish people ethnically or religiously. I was raised Christian. But 5 years ago now, I stopped following Christianity, and slowly over time, I opened up to new opportunities. I've always admired Jews. I know that sounds corny, but I really have. Even with everything going on against Jews in this world, especially online and in Israel, they're still here. They still celebrate their holidays and never miss Shabbat. I've never actually met a Jewish person before, but I've studied extensively on the religion, learning everything I can. I know conversion can take YEARS off of your life, but I feel like it'd help me feel so much better about... well, everything. I'm autistic, I have ADHD, as well as anxiety, depression, and chronophobia. The latter stems from my fire and brimstone family. I'm spiritually lost in this cruel and evil world, and I don't have anyone to look up to. I'm about to turn 18 as well and study law. I was thinking about practicing Orthodox Judaism, and I pray I'm accepted. Please give me advice, guys