This is a short excerpt of a YouTube video by Rylee Meek in which she explains why she stopped engaging in what she calls “harmless fun.” She argues that activities like haunted houses and deliberately seeking fear are not beneficial, and emphasizes a move toward intentional living—making deliberate choices about activities (including food and entertainment) rather than mindless participation.
Obviously, when it comes to receiving it, we're. I mean, I think you would understand if you are a believer, there's no room for that. Yeah, right. Just receiving it and like, participating in it as normal, you know, going to haunted houses, things like that is just like, there's. We. There's no business. We have no business doing or participating in any of those things. Even if you thought it was once fun, Because I did. I thought I like to get scared, you know, smack somebody that jumps out of me. But it's not fruitful, it's not beneficial in any way. And I'm. I feel like I'm at the point in my life. It's like I want to. Anything that I'm doing, I want to be intentional. Yeah, right. Whether it's the food that I'm putting in my body, the, you know, literally anything. It's just. I want to have an intention for it. Not just to mindlessly, you know, go through the motions, thinking I'm going to have a good time, right?
