what are you passionate about? which Q would provoke a heart-felt answer fromyou and why?

Question

people ask questions about love, god, family, religion. What question would make you feel you HAD to answer from the heart, with passion and honesty?

Answer 1

What keeps drawing me back to Yahoo Questions is the people factor. I'm passionate about human rights and to tell you the truth I learn way much more than what I can answer.

Answer 2

This is a good question. I'm passionate about cultural awareness, equality extended to people of a minority ethnicity, parenting, relationship issues that involve abuse or a person being taken advantage of, legal issues involving human rights, religious thoughts and perspectives, political formats that are understanable to most, media influences, etc. I've gotten to the point thought where it's hard to find a serious question, when I find one that I can relate to, I answer.

A question that I feel I would HAVE to answer would be about supporting/understanding people with differences/disabilities because I've done it in one way or another for so long...especially children.

Sometimes I answer because I've already clicked on the question out of curiousity. Those are usually the funniest ones that don't require an answer, but at the very least makes me laugh and earns me two points.

Answer 3

Abortion, because I feel very strongly against it. People too often (in most cases, from what I've read and experienced) use it as a form of birth control, and that is NOT acceptable to me. Why should anyone have the right to kill their unborn child because the child would be an "inconvenience"? Women and men were created to produce offspring. Our wombs are made to grow, nourish and nuture a growing baby. I don't remember seeing anything in the Bible about our cervix opening so that a vacuum can be inserted in it to suck an unborn baby out.

If you don't want to have children, I have nothing against that...some women really don't want kids. That's fine. These people should be more conscientious when it comes to their bodies, their menstrual cycles, their fertile periods and should not take contraception lightly. There are so many forms of birth control that are available, and most of them are affordable. For those who can't afford it, there are many clinics that give it away for free or a reduced rate. If you're truly terrified of having a child, use multiple forms of birth control (i.e. condoms and the birth control pill).

Some women get so up in the air..."It's MY body, I can do what I want." etc. Yes, you're an adult female, you have rights and a voice and free will to make the correct decision. Your unborn baby does NOT.

I do not believe that a baby is "clump of goop" or "cells" or any other words that have been used to describe a developing baby. A human is mapped out from conception...when it's still a "clump". True, it might not look like much, but the baby's hair color, blood type, eye color, sex, and DNA are created as soon as the sperm meets and fertilizes the egg.

Answer 4

I am most passionate about stopping divorce. Not only does it leave two torn adults, it damages the children (and the parents, and the friends, and the church, and the community).

My position comes from lots of experience. If I could undo the harm I personally have done, I would.

I thank JESUS for the forgiveness that I have been given, but it is also my charge from GOD to help other hurting couples find "an altar, not an attorney."

Answer 5

Political Correctnes and so called Homophobia
Political Correctness - because it is destroying the fabric of our society - I know Maggie said there was no such thing - and I tend to agree with her - but that aside, p.c. is destroying humour, it is destroying relationships with each other and it is particularly undermining giving the young core values, parameters of decent living and above all discipline to pass on to their young.

If you don't like homosexuals - you are said to be homophobic - I believe this thinking is fatally flawed - it is a rightful and tangible fear to fear homosexuality. There is no reproduction. Homosexuals don't make babies - if you don't make babies - you don't have human beings - which considering our rapid destruction of the animal kingdom may not be a bad thing in the long run - but if we carry on with this fashionable rubbish that homosexuality is normal and not to be frowned upon - eventually - in the distant future we may not be here at all - it is as simple as that.

These two states of thinking I feel from the heart, with passion and honesty - because I think it is like a cancer destroying what nature gave us. Why do we argue with that which we cannot copy. We can easily destroy life - but we cannot create it except by the normal means.

Answer 6

I try to always answer fully and from the heart. The times that I'm being flippant are when I can see that either the question is a joke, or the question is just so stupid that I'll take my points and run.
The 1 subject that really gets me going is differences between men and women. I am as curious as hell about women, even after 30yrs of experience so when I ask a question I expect a serious answer. In return, when I can see that a lady is battling to understand us men then I feel obliged to answer as honestly as possible.

Answer 7

I answer the ones that make me feel that the "asker" is asking honestly from the heart -- especially ones that sound like the person is genuinely seeking a sense of closeness to someone. I know what it's like to feel lonely or needy and not knowing where to turn. So many people want to communicate on a deeper level than most people are willing to, and it's sad when you have to settle for the surface communication that is so common.

Answer 8

Racism, culturalism (is that a word?), things like that. When one group honestly believes that it is superior to another group, it drives me nuts! People who can't accept the diversity of man.

But that's only the thing I'm most vocal about, because I think I have enough understanding to speak about it. (Not that I think they hear me.)

My real passion is physics. But there are so many more learned people than I here that I don't answer unless it's clearly a kid asking. I'm good at explaining at that level.

Answer 9

wow, im pretty passionate about alot of things, ive answered mostly relationship, family and youth questions, i have had alot of bad (and good) experiences in those fields and i seem to come up with some good thoughts. im also passionate about religion but i dont answer many of those questions because a few of them seem to be trying o debate and thats not why im here.so now, what questions are you passionate about?

Answer 10

I get most of my best answers from personal problem questions. I am older than most here, and have had a very hard life. Most of the problems are very minor compared to what I have lived through, so my perspective is honest and heart felt. Good question.