I do. It's how I make my living, creating and performing non-religious weddings and funerals for atheists, agnostics, free-thinkers and other nones.

I make it clear in my marketing information that I do not include religious references, and it's in my booking agreement that it will not be a worship service, but instead a service focusing on human values.

If I didn't come right out and say that I'm atheist, I wouldn't get the type of clients I seek and who are seeking me.

This question is only pertinent in lands where religion dominates politics and government.
In Europe atheism is taken for granted as being a major option.

I feel no compulsion to hide my views when it comes up in conversation, but by the same token no motivation to bring it up unprompted. There's enough division among people already without fomenting it needlessly.

Went grocery shopping today wearing my agnostic.com t-shirt... And a pair of Sigil of Lucifer earrings, but I'm almost certain no one knew what they were.

No..it’s nobody’s business. I dislike it when others advertise their beliefs, so why would I do to them what I hate, by advertising my disbelief. If it comes up in the course of conversation though, I am pretty straightforward in saying I am an atheist.

It depends on the situation. I don't proselytize, but If it comes up as a normal part of a conversation, either in person or online, I am likely to talk about it. I do want people to have a clearer understanding of us non-believers and to realize that one can be good without religion and without gods. And, one way to do that is to engage them in conversation or to respond to posts that are either false or disparaging to non-believers.

I have gotten a bit crazy with it. I have a tattoo on my forarm with the red atheist "A". It has started a few conversations. All of them good so far. I think that qualifies as a yes. I am almost 50 and it is my only tattoo. I got it about a year ago as people are not very open about atheism in my area....or so I thought until I got it!

I also wear atheist related t- shirts but have only had a few comments on them, again all good.

I don’t go around telling people that I’m not a fan of checkers. The same goes for many other things I’m not into.

I would feel like a bible thumper if I started spouting my beliefs. I have dignity. My beliefs are mine. No one else's. And I refuse to submit others to what I believe. When it comes down to it, most everything about me is not known to the public. I like that...

To me, it's the same a running around boasting "hey, I'm a non-stamp collector". Rather pointless.

Although I will interject my non belief when or if I am brought into a conversation about religion, or something of that sort.

The difficulty I see about NOT advertising is that Religionists often, not always, have built in assumptions that everybody should be thinking like them. They Prosletyse and preach. I just wish atheists had the confidence to do that without them thinking that they are being prosletysed. i.e. concentrate on solving the problem without referring to ancient texts or relying on dogmatic things that they have been told.

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i can't afford a billboard in times square, but if it comes up, i don't hide who i am, and if it's relevant, i bring it up myself. today in the cab on the way home from lunch ($3), a movie (free) and a workout in the pool (membership free thanks to my insurance, which also pays transportation to and from), all at the jewish community center, my favorite driver and i were conversing and he said something about god's genius. i just said "well, i see it a little differently, but there is definitely genius involved." we were talking about nature, and no, i was not referring to "intelligent design." he laughed and we continued to converse. had he pushed the issue i'd have used the word "atheist" but i saw no reason to be pushy about it. he said what he thought and i said what i thought and life went on. sometimes i do have to be pushier.

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I just wondered. I live in the south and I don’t advertise. I feel certain if I was to put even a bumper sticker on my car it’d be vandalized. But I hate that I have that fear.

I used to do it when I was young, but not now. Why? Because I think 'everyone to their own business'...

Social suicide many of my friends wouldn't care but still not wise

Don't really bother, in the UK nobody gives a D.

Not one to bring up my lack of faith in normal conversation. I find it irrelevant (and sometimes annoying) when folks advertise their faith arbitrarily in conversation as if it makes them a better person or “higher being”. Why follow their path? I’ve nothing to prove, nothing to sell.

No. The only thing I wear on my sleeve is my absolute abhorring of the sociopath Trump.

I don't advertise I just tell them I am or I don't beleive in superstitions

I am British, its more common to encounter non-believers than religious types

No. Leave the self-righteous pontificating to the bible thumpers.

No. Social suicide and it's not like anyone ever will be convinced to lose thei gate
I make no effort to hide, though.

I'm open about it if it comes up but I don't proactively announce it when I walk into a room or meet someone.

No , Business wouldn't be very profitable here in the bible belt if I did .