SneakyWeaselI made an info graph on what the other deadly sins could represent!
Gluttony isn’t really related to beauty standards as it is filling a void in oneself by mean of consuming externally. Food, drugs, consumerism, screens, thrill, sex etc.
LadyfaceYeah, I agree, opposing rampant consumerism is a better fit IMO.
Yeah, if I remade this nowadays I’d likely do exactly that, or lean more towards bodily independence, but hindsight is 20/20. Thank you!
I think it’s great! How long ago did you make it? Perhaps it’s time for an updated version for this modern age. ;)
I think I made it about half a year to a year ago? I should update it soon.
You missed #8, Dictionarious, the King of Spelling and Grammar
Pft, any grammar errors I should correct for next time? English isn’t my first language.
You’ve spelled “superstition” wrong in the first one, you’ve inconsistently used the Oxford comma, and some of the phrasing is inconsistent. Apologies for the first comment sounding so snarky. I was trying to point it out through humor but, if English isn’t your first language, it just seems mean.
No big! I got a good chuckle out of it, thanks!
HubertManneI was going to say it makes no sense but then I think about how they do try to frame worker action for a living wage as gree and wanting a lower work week to coincide with productivity gains as sloth and you know maybe we do need to take back these words.
I’d just amend baalzebub to make it refer to the right of nurishment and food access given the fake scarcity created by multinationals predating the resources if third world countries to bring obesity and illness to first world countries.
For the rest I totally second this list and do agree with your interpretation, very good work brother!
Ooo, that’s good, thanks for the input. And thank you so much!
minnieois there a difference between lucifer and satan?