The Karlie Chronicles

@karliechronicles.bsky.social

#UMC Seminary Graduate, in candidacy for ordination; Theology of Trauma/Ethics PhD to Be, She/Hers. UnCis.

So I'm going to be blunt about what I see as the problem. I was a STEM graduate. The prevailing attitude was "Any other major would be easy and I'd get an A" which is BS of course, but they figure if you can graduate with a STEM degree you can figure everything else out so who needs other degrees?

"Online Rent-a-Sage" Bret Devereaux@bretdevereaux.bsky.social · 2w ago

"Why are universities regularly cutting back on their most profitable classes in favor of fields that - while useful - cost them money on the net?" is a question you want someone who can do some real forensic accounting asking, not grumpy history professors.

There have been instances where people that have known me for several years have been shocked to find out I am a trans woman. And I don't try to hide it. So when people say they can always tell, I just roll my eyes.

Faine Greenwood@faineg.bsky.social · 4d ago

It really is just amazing to witness how many people 110% cannot tell if someone is a trans man (And these people are most always, incorrectly, convinced they have infallible Trans-Spotting Skills)

I truly believe that hell is something people choose, and not something God imposes. That whole "I'd rather reign in hell" thing. Truthfully, given that this world, for now, shows the depths we can descend to, I'll opt for heaven and the new earth, thankyouverymuch

Kathryn Rose@artsyhonker.bsky.social · 2w ago

Harrowing of hell broke the doors. People can still stay there if they want. Like the rich dude who even in the depths of hell just wants Lazarus to run errands for him. The chasm between heaven and hell isn't imposed, it's in his heart.