*~Mavet Shaddai~*

I've seen this question before, but let me be more specific.

I don't want a simple, "Poe did this, this, this and then this" type biography.

I want something that gives more insight to the man and the workings of his mind - maybe something with letters and things referenced in it.

Any suggestions?

How did your life change? Did you start doing anything you hadn't done before?

As an atheist and ex-Christian, I'm curious. Here are some verses from your own Bible.

1 Samuel 18:1, After David had finished talking with Saul, Jonathan became one in spirit with David, and he loved him as himself. (NIV)

1 Samuel 19:1, And Saul spoke to Jonathan his son and to all his servants, that they should kill David. But Jonathan, Saul's son, delighted much in David. (RSV)

1 Samuel 20:30, Then Saul's anger was kindled against Jonathan, and he said to him, "You son of a perverse, rebellious woman, do I not know that you have chosen the son of Jesse to your own shame, and to the shame of your mother's nakedness? (RSV)

That seems

Have you ever dated someone with a religion? Would you?

Why do men have nipples?

That if someone does not believe in God, they love doing bad things?

What sadistic monster do you have to be to find comfort in people being tortured for eternity? How is that different than a sociopath?

Don't say "you can't" or that "those people" have no reasoning.

I mean punishment for laws or things that show God is violent. I'm trying to demonstrate that the Bible is violent.

I read through the play and need to support the idea that he is vengeful, but my argument is weak. What in the play shows that he's vengeful?

That everyone listened to what he said? I'm curious.

I'm mostly into techno and metal. I know Rammstein but they're not my favorite...

Just wondering, because I have BPD, and I show some pretty strong characteristics that seem like I could have either NPD or ASPD. Is it possible for that to happen? What's the likelihood?

Looking for some inspiration.

By His noodly appendage?

Share out experiences.

I want to read "Girl Interrupted" by Susanna Kayson. I've checked multiple libraries and bookstores. I don't have a credit card to buy it, and being borderline myself, reading this book would be of special importance to me. Now, I don't want to hear answers like "She's an author that lives off of the money she makes!!!111112343" because I know what selling a book is like. I just want to read the freaking book. I'll buy it when I can find it.

After going to the hospital following a suicide attempt, I was diagnosed with bipolar. The meds I was given seem to even me out rather well so far.

Who should I tell? Or rather, who needs to know? My friends? My teachers? If I date someone, should I tell them? I already feel better, but my problems obviously haven't vanished.

In the 1990s, what, if anything, made Green Day any different than any other punk band?

I can do great emotion and dialogue, but when I try to delve into a description beyond the general surface description, it seems awful. Advice? Thanks!

What's the best prompt anyone can ever use in your opinion?

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What's the question posted on this section that always makes you want to *face palm*?