@JustAnotherLostSoul : it seems to me that it is only human to change interests and affinities as time goes by, particularly when one is young.
It is entirely possible that you have changed your perspective and it just turns out that your Church is not all that compatible with you anymore. That is no indication of a flaw in you - and it does not necessarily indicate a flaw in the Church either, although I guess that is a matter of personal opinion.
You probably shouldn't let it bother you too much. For that matter, I advise you not to mind too much about whether you believe in God or not, either.
Those are simply not particularly serious matters, unless you decide to make them so.
You may find some worth in learning a bit about religious diversity. The Catholic approach towards religion is hardly the only one worth considering. Even if you decide that you have no interest in leaving Catholicism, contrasting it with other worldviews might well lead to a renewed appreciation of its qualities - or perhaps to the realization that you have been holding back on your own religious calls. Hard to tell without being you.
In any case, accept yourself as you are, even if it turns out to be the start of a decision to become someone else. There are no substitutes for self-acceptance and serenity.
Take care.
It is entirely possible that you have changed your perspective and it just turns out that your Church is not all that compatible with you anymore. That is no indication of a flaw in you - and it does not necessarily indicate a flaw in the Church either, although I guess that is a matter of personal opinion.
You probably shouldn't let it bother you too much. For that matter, I advise you not to mind too much about whether you believe in God or not, either.
Those are simply not particularly serious matters, unless you decide to make them so.
You may find some worth in learning a bit about religious diversity. The Catholic approach towards religion is hardly the only one worth considering. Even if you decide that you have no interest in leaving Catholicism, contrasting it with other worldviews might well lead to a renewed appreciation of its qualities - or perhaps to the realization that you have been holding back on your own religious calls. Hard to tell without being you.
In any case, accept yourself as you are, even if it turns out to be the start of a decision to become someone else. There are no substitutes for self-acceptance and serenity.
Take care.