Does it constitute “brainwashing” if your parents raise you not believing in unicorns and centaurs?

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  • @Dr. Frog: Forgive my mythology nerdiness, but though female centaurs or, Kentaurs rarely appeared in Greek mythology, they did exist. Mostly though Centaurs were known for giving into their beastly nature and kidnapping maidens for fun. That is one feature than made Chiron stand out for being a man of reason.

  • Did they actively tell you they do not exist and DO NOT BELIEVE IN THEM THEY ARE SATAN? Or did they choose to simply omit the possibility of their existence in your upbringing? Either way, no.

  • Yes, both exist. I’m a Unicorn, man. Oh, and my best friend is a Centaur. Stop disbelieving in our existence. It’s real depressing when most don’t believe you exist, you know?

  • Sometimes I think I’d make a great centaur
    How come no one ever pictures a girl centaur?

    what do all of those boy centaurs do….you know…..for …….fun and stuff

    I would braid my tail and put flowers in it.

    Thank you for the info, El Nerdo. My, but it is disturbing. I didn’t know centaurs did those types of things….damn dirty stealy rapey horse @ssed bastards 🙁

  • No but you parents telling you that you came from a monkey, and the universe created itself would be.

  • You think you’re clever because you come up with a bunch of stupid questions? Why is it that I always encounter you on this section regardless of the time I get on? You no life prickk.

  • My parents did allow me to believe in unicorns or centaurs… they are repressing my faith! All hail the unicorn!

  • Ah, Kaboose. You just won Irony of the Day for Monday, April 29, 2013.

  • Of course. Being the truth doesn’t keep it from being brainwashing.

  • Yes, and its totally cruel if they didnt gave you an Atheist Dragon pet for chrismas, l still keep mine along my human atheist pet, they are inseparable

  • Maybe in a broad sense. Personally, I’d rather have my children reach their own conclusions as to what is real and what is fiction. But that doesn’t mean I won’t ask them why they believe what they believe and teach them to be critical thinkers.

  • No, that would be not believing in unicorns *OR* centaurs.

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