I do not judge the individual based on their belief. If I were to, then I would, undoubtedly, be no better than the (rel — Travis Culliton, Why I Love My Prozac: The Ideologies of an Ordinary Family Man
I do not judge the individual based on their belief. If I were to, then I would, undoubtedly, be no better than the (rel — Travis Culliton, Why I Love My Prozac: The Ideologies of an Ordinary Family Man
I do not judge the individual based on their belief. If I were to, then I would, undoubtedly, be no better than the (rel — Travis Culliton, Why I Love My Prozac: The Ideologies of an Ordinary Family Man
I do not judge the individual based on their belief. If I were to, then I would, undoubtedly, be no better than the (rel — Travis Culliton, Why I Love My Prozac: The Ideologies of an Ordinary Family Man
I do not judge the individual based on their belief. If I were to, then I would, undoubtedly, be no better than the (rel — Travis Culliton, Why I Love My Prozac: The Ideologies of an Ordinary Family Man
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I do not judge the individual based on their belief. If I were to, then I would, undoubtedly, be no better than the (religious) system that I frown upon.

— Travis Culliton, Why I Love My Prozac: The Ideologies of an Ordinary Family Man
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