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Those of us that grew up with religious parents probably remember being extensively probed by them while growing up.
When being questioned about your spirituality, there was often a casual leading question before the conversation would gradually escalate into intrusiveness.
Sometimes, to avoid disagreements between generations, some mental gymnastics was required to get out of awkward conversations.
Conversation between my mom and my 12 year old brother. I am in tears. https://t.co/mnyyZ7BXQU— Kiki💫 (@Kiki💫) 1539782693
Twitter user Kiara Jeanine’s mum wanted to know if her son fully understood the spiritual implications of being baptised, so he knew what he was getting himself into.
The general tone of the conversation implied that he knows something, but not quite enough to embark on being baptised quite yet.
@KiaraJeanine @Nana_nannc Not yet... 😂😂😂 https://t.co/M8GGDXYRZD— Wateba 13.0 🇰🇪 (@Wateba 13.0 🇰🇪) 1539797206
@KiaraJeanine "Not yet". I SCREAMED 😂😂😂😂😂— tay. (@tay.) 1539786326
@iWateba @KiaraJeanine When he realized where it was heading https://t.co/y3a7C3khKZ— Nana (@Nana) 1539797702
@KiaraJeanine I loved that she is asking him to seek the information on his own and how he feels about it. ❤️ I wish my peoples did the same— Lotus (@Lotus) 1539793591