I think that's the funniest part just uttered. Oh, I don't believe in God. Without a clue that this was going to be such. Basically it felt like an offensive. I mean, there was a huge silence. It was one of those moments in my life where I truly wish I could just disappear in the floor
Mona Lala
@myfrenchunicorn · 1:50
Testing, testing. Okay. I pressed the Q a button and because I do have a question, a follow up question to my embarrassing moment in Tibeto, Louisiana, Nicole State University when a woman been asked me suddenly, so did you find a church that you like yet? And I'm curious because I thought I was doing the right thing, the kind thing, the politically correct thing by being honest, candid, sincere, truthful
Rocío (Ro) Christensen
@rocio · 1:23
Yeah, I like that you said that. I think saying the truth in that moment was the perfect thing to do. I'm, in general, just an advocate for the truth. I think it's good to lead with it. But it is interesting when you're kind of in a community that is so religious, to come out and say that can be jarring for them. I think just in general, because it's not what they're surrounded by. It's kind of like the normal
Mona Lala
@myfrenchunicorn · 3:57
And interestingly, the question of God has become more and more important, as it probably is, I think, for most people. But it's interesting to think that for an atheist kid, what book are they supposed to refer to? What is supposed to be embarrassing? Are female nipples really embarrassing? Offensive? I beg to disagree, especially since when I was 18 years old in France, what was embarrassing was to not be topless, believe it or not
