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The Ordered Chaos

My beliefs are a bit complicated. Let's just say they are super complex, and I narrowly adhere to them. I am still human though, so I have my interpretations of beliefs that I will not change no matter what people say. Times have changed, and certain things that people thought were immoral back then, they come to hear aren't actually immoral, as confirmed by the World Board of Psychology. We can choose the things that make the best sense to us. Remember that we can ignore everything, as long as we remember An' it harm none, so mote it be. In other words, if it doesn't hurt anything or anyone else, we can do it. Oh, and don't forget consent.

I don't necessarily practice everything I have covered below. I have practised almost all of these in the past, however.

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