> I had grown up in a conservative, Christian household, and held to the beliefs that my parents (and the majority of my peers) did; but as I grew older, I beg

> I had grown up in a conservative, Christian household, and held to the beliefs that my parents (and the majority of my peers) did; but as I grew older, I began questioning why I believed these things, and at the same time started to think more deeply about the liberal opinions I had seen on social media. Not as a slight, but this reads to me as someone who grew up conservative (written), and so understands liberal policy through a conservative lens. I suspect that it's very difficult to impossible to approach any viewpoint through an opposing lens, and actually come out on the other side as that viewpoint. So I'm mostly just dubious of the claim that they became a "liberal" in the first place.