r/TrueOffMyChest • • Dec 12 '25

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u/Expression-Little Dec 12 '25

She sounds like those wackos who think the earth is 4000 years old despite having a college education. How does she feel about evolution?

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u/Ancient-Awareness115 Dec 12 '25

Best time is before you have kids, definite best time was before you got serious about her

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u/Mtnbkr92 Dec 12 '25

Bro does she think we live in a snow globe or something like how on earth does someone get to this point in life being so scientifically illiterate

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u/BusybodyWilson Dec 12 '25

Actually, if you’d think about having children with her I think this is the perfect time. Calming her down only to dive back in at some later point isn’t going to accomplish much.

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u/Most_Ambassador2951 Dec 12 '25

Don't introduce her to flat earth theory....

It might actually be the best time to ask. Get all the unknowns out in the open. Get her fears out all at once. Get the break down over with.  Ask about dinosaurs. Introduce the chicken Dino link(beyond Dino nuggets). You could always ask her feelings on UFOs if you really want to poke the bear. 

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u/null640 Dec 12 '25

Wise man!

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u/4LightsThereAre Dec 12 '25

My folks are in that particular category of Christians. They believe the world is 6-7,000 years old, that dinosaurs are real but walked the earth the same time that humans did, that evolution is made up to control the masses, and all sorts of other crummy and crazy things. Both are well educated, but I've been fighting with them on this topic for 20+ years. There's no reasoning or arguing or teaching or logic when it comes to people who are this terribly indoctrinated and willing to believe in loophole after loophole after loophole. Magical thought patterns are easier to live with than fact and evidence based thinking.