Whos not in religious but doesn’t eat meat good Friday

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  boobsandbusted

  one year ago

  And yeah yeah , another typo slipped past, first words should be Mrs b🙄,wouldnt be a post of mine if I did not fuck up at least one word ,sorry 😂

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  Brian_Breynolds

  one year ago

  I don’t eat meat on Good Friday….. or any other day of the year 😜

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  boobsandbusted

  one year ago

  That’s a perfect reason ,and by that ,I’m hoping your not meaning sucking dick ,not that there’s is anything wrong with that ,

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  RHP User

  one year ago

  yeah my ex’s family was catholic. We even had a full mass at the wedding !!! SO no meat on Good Friday just as a social habit. We didn't go to church at all. Did send the kids to catholic schools. Same to me as putting up a Christmas tree.

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  RHP User

  one year ago

  We definitely aren’t religious and Mrs Evo won’t allow the consumption of red meat on Good Friday for any of the family even kids who now live on there own. She puts on a lunch just to make sure

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  MsSuperFoxy

  one year ago

  I'm catholic and went to very strict catholic boarding school. All I've ever known (heavily drummed into me) was no meat on Good Friday (Fish). Now I'm an adult, I like to do adult things and make my own choices. See how I feel tomorrow. Talking about Good Friday/Easter weekend and I'm curious, who here takes it off for "cultural leave"? I mean if other cultures have certin times of year for leave IE: Aboriginal smoking ceremonies, Chinese new year, Muslims on Friday for pray/ramadan, so why can't Catholics take Good Friday/Easter Sunday off-mainly aimed at shift workers cause 9x5 mon-Friday take as public holidays no matter what religion they are. Ms Foxy

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  SafeHands2024

  one year ago

  I once heard that the original Pope's decree about not eating meat on Friday was a purely economic/political decision and not based on theology at all. Something to doing a deal with fishmongers to encourage people to eat fish. Not sure if this is true or not but it does sound very plausible.

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  BarberBoss1981

  one year ago

  Im not religious and my family always had a meat free day on good Friday...we still have a seafood day every good Friday...i think i just do it because it's what my mum always did as well...however I just really love seafood so i am going to take any opportunity that allows me to eat it all day

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  Yw8meatnow

  one year ago

  We are creatures of habit. We desire a constant realising that or not. Self awareness will help with that,,, I imagine.

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  RHP User

  one year ago

  I ate sausages on Good Friday Technically all the shite in sausages could mean they’re not classed as meat but I really didn’t put much thought into it … Actually… They were honey beef sausages and I got them by accident. Surprisingly yummy

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