u/wobbly_success

Now my heart is full is pure brilliance.

Now my heart is full is by far my favorite morrissey song, I've probably listened to it atleast 3 times a day for the past 6 months. I can't help but get emotional when listening to it and I personally have no clue what the song means and have not searched it up.

I am currently 21 and in the last few years so much has changed in my life and when I think about it I get extremely sad. It's strange how in such a short time things have completely changed. I no longer play footy with my friends at the park, when I walk down the road I no longer see the elderly couples who would stop and chat me down for 30 minutes, new buildings have been built in my town and others have been removed, I don't have sleepovers with friends and don't talk to others anymore and hangouts are very minimal. Some of my friends are married and some even have kids and when I look at my mom I notice just how much she's really aged.

When I think about all this it affects me and then I listen to now my heart is full and it kinda makes me feel like maybe all this change is fine. Everything I've done and gone through has made me who I am and even though some things are different and gone I still have things dear to me now and more to look forward to in the future.

Anyways that's it, I apologize for the rant and thank you Morrissey for your brilliance. From the heart of my bottom I thank you all.

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u/wobbly_success — 3 days ago
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Hi there I've decided to pick up the Bible as an atheist, the one I have is called The Devotional Study Bible by the Bible league?? Anyways I wanted to ask if there's a certain way a beginner should read the Bible or certain parts I should read first.

I feel compelled to add that I'm an atheist I've always felt a "calling" I guess is the right word to read the Bible and follow in the word. And I don't know, maybe at the end of this my beliefs will be changed. I'm also interested in the historical aspect of it since I do plan on studying history at uni.

If someone could guide me or give advice while reading I'd really appreciate it!

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u/wobbly_success — 18 days ago