Not god or belief but sometimes I miss the feeling of community. Of course that eroded more and more as I had to hold in my incredulity at people and their strange beliefs.

I got really high once.

Not really but lack of community and loneliness sometimes makes me wish church wasn't so stupid or I might go and meet some christian hoes lol jk about the hoes part...

Nothing. Every day makes me realise how toxic religion is, and how it's holding back the human race.

No

Nope.

No. If anything, the hypocrisy and bullshit from these so called Christians has reinforced my rejection of religion.

Nothing but constant reinforcement. Started out agnostic and working my way toward militant atheist. Would like to find a way to help others realise how ignorant they are.

Nope. I've been lucky -- never even tempted.

Childlike fear of mortality.

I feel freer being an atheist than I ever felt as a Catholic. I began questioning my religion when as a child the Church stated eating meat on Fridays was no longer a sin. So, in one week eating meat on Friday sends you to hell and the next week it doesn't??? As an atheist I feel honest with myself and others. I can now think freely. I can change what I currently know when new facts are presented.

Never. What's the point in using a fairy tale to solve real-life problems? That's what kids do.

Sure - not that it made me consider "God" or "religion" but did my experiences make me consider whether or not there was more - absolutely. I won't list these experiences here because the hardcore atheists will attempt to provide their own sense of logic in an attempt to explain my experiences but they're making sh@t up just like the religious folks. Some things cannot be explained and to question why doesn't break an atheist code that you were never required to show allegiance to anyway.

Nope

Going back? Was never there in the first place.

No, and I find it weird when I hear stories of people who deconvert and then revert back to their original religion. It makes me wonder if they were ever unbelievers during that time. But everyone's different, and maybe their experiences are authentic.

Right now, it would take literally an act of God to make me join a religion. I've come to the realization that for something as powerful as God, it would be a minuscule bit of effort to give me incontrovertible proof that it exists. After all, if I wanted someone to know something, then I would tell that person and not rely on a generations-long game of telephone. And if God isn't smarter than me, then it's not worth worshiping.

No

Nope.

Absolutely nothing.

No. Everything has reinforced it.
Edit : but I was never a believer to start with.

Never. But I've had odd encounters with people who present basic happenings in their lives as evidence for why I should believe and others who present completely made up stories as reasons why I should believe.

I suspect that they simply are that loud about belief so as to try to reinforce their own self-image as an upright person.

Not even close I have learned to think for myself & trust my decisions! Unseen spirits are not in the picture.

Nope.

No