Permission Bomb WARNING: Watch Out! You might git liberated...

[Sparkey]

WHAT is a WUG?!?
Who knows, right? Does it matter? How could it? It's only a wug.

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Now comes the real question: And ... "The plural of WUG is: ???

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And my point? The nugget that is (I hope) just barely covered under the surface of our conversation here would be that we don't need permissions to break man-made rules and/or conventions. It's okay to be you. Even if you are highly creative. Let me say it again. It's okay to be you. It is. Our Father, God, is highly creative too. And it's okay to be you, even if you are a stick-in-the-mud who likes to make up senseless and needless rules like most of them grammar rules of the 'usage' flavor (but not the more natural, inner borne (carried or transported by) kind, that everybody knows so well and almost intrinsically, yes?) b/c God is a stick in the...

HEY! Wait! No!

He isn't. Maybe it's not okay for me to insist that it's my way or the highway?

It's possible that God never intended for you to be created in MY little image?!?

WHISPERED REALIZATION: That's right, isn't it? He didn't meant to do 'dat?

Right?​

We, too often, focus on how God makes up so many rules (laws) but that's not what He was doing.

Not really. So, if you haven't already, please feel free to go back and watch the short 'YouTubie'... it's free to watch and ya never know? Maybe you too will learn 'sometingle'!

Or? You might wonder out loud, "Why? Oh, why... didn't the nuns tell me or teach me this?"

You might wonder that, if you were ever caught, taught and/or trained by nuns, that is. If you went to Catholic school, that is. Then you also might further wonder about their motivations, "Is it because they are evil and they wanted to keep all that power to themselves?"

No? Oh, then it's because they wanted you or me or us to be 100% 'nun-tied' like them, 'rigth'? (hint: I like picking on imaginary nuns. It's fun and since they are 100% imaginary, I'm sure they don't mind.)

New word warning: Nuntied or Nun-tied: MEANING: Creatively limited and bound concerning linguistic intercourse. Hey, I like being nuntied, sometimes. But that's just me. I like being rigth too, which is: being right but only slightly (while being obviously worng, too).
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I'd lvoe to hear your thinking about this or even about something that this reminds you of.

To me? It's just fun to hear the sound of Christ talking. Carry the torch, or this whole concept will die on the vine (like it should, right). 'Vine-death' is okay too. But not as okay as YOU! Jesus lvoe's you, rigth?! *wink* He does.

 

[Deborah13]

 

[Not_Now.Soon]

Cool idea. But that said, language is divided into so many dialects, accents, and even splits from populations moving away from each other, that I can see why people would want to preserve their language and make rules to hold a proper form of it. Out of not understanding another as well probabley stems the idea of making the rules to be proper.

Move away from language and the same concept is held to people. The concepts of how we should be. If your in one group of people you are expected and maybe encouraged to act in the way that fits with that group. Move away from being a person to being apart of several groups that you identify with and well, you get what teens try to order stand who they are and what place they fit in because they don't yet know themselves well enough to know how the pieces of them fits to make them who they are.

From that distance of viewing it a person can probabley see how these rules of who you are and how you should be come about, and how they can confuse the matter or even hinder a person. What might not be as evident though is that sometimes these constrictive rules help make a more solid foundation. The rules to live by that God gives works at a level of growth that we keep becoming better. At least in my opinion. And that growth helps keep us or those around us more stable, instead of restricting us to be less then who we are. Honestly though I think we restrict eachother way too much and don't always know which are wisdom from experience, traditions, and God, and which is restricting stereotypes that fill our culture.

Either way very cool thought, about language and being who you are. A good foundation to try and grow from in my opinion.