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So I was wearing this outfit the other day.

And two of my friends complained about my shorts being too short. One of them was like, "dude, your shorts are above the knee? That's gay." And the other was like, "Your balls are about to come out of those shorts."

I told them they were the first ones to complain about the length of my shorts, and they said, "Everyone's been thinking it, we're just the first ones to finally say something to your ass."

And my reaction, just... they're called SHORTS!!! They're supposed to be SHORT!!!

And this is one of my longer pairs I wear on a slightly colder day, actually. This is like 7 or 8 inch inseam. I usually wear 5, mid-thigh.

I wear shorter shorts for a few reasons. One... it's just comfortable. Two... I think it looks good. Three, I don't mind looking a little bit more feminine. I have hairless, perfect smooth legs, and I think shorter shorts just really suit me. I sort of want an androgynous gender-neutral look.

But maybe I'm just weird, and these shorts ARE too short... I'm not the most normal person out there, lmao.

Still though... I hope they're not too short. Cuz I almost always wear shorts, and no pants, and ALL of my shorts are SEVERAL inches above the knee... so that means basically like 90% of my wardrobe is too short! 😭😭😭

If you have, please say how, why and what it was like or any details you want to share.

The next paragraphs will be about why I stopped being Christian, I am warning I will be posting an argument against faith.

For me, when I was 15 one of my friends came out as gay. Which triggered me to think about why God created someone who in my current view was there to sin.
Which I think now I could come up with some arguments to resolve the problem. But at the time it convinced me of atheism. When I learned about determinism that reinforced my belief.

It was very hard, I thought about it constantly for a month, I was very distracted from my life, and whenever something happened I thought it was a punishment for my lack of faith.