Fascinations

[immense]

Is there anything that you're fascinated with that could be seen as odd.

For me, Sweden. I've never even been but they seem to do everything perfectly and are really liberal. For instance, they were the first country to stop thinking of homosexuality as an illness and are seen as one of the most gay friendly countries in Europe. I tried learning Swedish but have stopped since I got to University, going to start again in the New Year

[Bun]

i'm fascinated with the amount of threads you're posting tonight, on a roll aintcha

[immense]

I like to treat you all once in a while.

[buttons]

asia, human evolution/human instinct, astrology...
hmmm can't think

[Inseriousity.]

Religion. Not participating in it but just finding out about it cos it's so different and obviously, it gets a hard time with the 'religion is the cause of all things bad' rants so it's interesting to see the social aspect of it too.

And people. I think I enjoyed sociology so much because you were finding out about people. Again, for the reason as above. So different, so varied that it's difficult to place anything down theoretically but it's interesting trying.

[myke]

everything really. everything has a story behind it, but mainly people fascinate me, i love like trying to think like them or thinking why they're wearing something and stuff like that, i dont talk about it or anything, i just have moments where i fall out of normal thinking and into my little mode where i think about stuff more in depth

[Eoin247]

Im facinated how my sister doesn't like chocolate.

CHOCOLATE!!!!! How do people not like chocolate?

[immense]

People who don't like chocolate are weird. End of really. Also, I am fascinated by the world we live in... think of what we were and what we are now and how complex and complicated life is. Don't like to dwell on it too much as it depresses me. Lots.

[PaulMacC]

i want to go to hong kong/japan

[FlyingJesus]

Religion. Not participating in it but just finding out about it cos it's so different and obviously, it gets a hard time with the 'religion is the cause of all things bad' rants so it's interesting to see the social aspect of it too.

This, although far more into the theology behind it and what the actual teachings/stories are than how people practice it for me