I am a graduate student at New York University working on a Master of Arts centered around Infectious Disease in Film and Literature. My main areas of study are going to include: Global Public Health, Anthropology, Art and Public Policy, and Bioethics.
I am a reader, writer, musician, knitter, traveler, atheist, daughter, sister, granddaughter, and friend. I’m sure there is more than that, but it is enough to start with.
I hope you’ll join me in my research by leaving comments or contacting me.
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You are also a granddaughter, but an atheist? Who knew?
good call on granddaughter, added that!
and yes, i am an atheist. i think it would be clear why i wouldn’t broadcast that at family get togethers, but yes…i identify more with secularism/humanism. i’m pretty open about it! and i’m open to everyone’s beliefs and opinions, this is just what i find works for me! <3
And, yes, her mother has known for quite some time and also chose not to broadcast. However, would not hide the fact either. I am proud of her for being comfortable having her own beliefs. I am not quite as open or feel quite as strongly but am definately pretty comfortable with being labeled “agnostic”. I’d say that would probably fit me best.
Awwwwkward. Interesting, under the circumstances. Not a judgment, just an observation. WWJD?? I wonder. I love you!!