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I just made a profile to respond to this answer, totally agreed!!! Granted today a lot of ppl have the courage to come out like so many have...however there are SO MANY who havent bc of fear, of their religion, of their families...i cld go on...my heart breaks for them because I myself am a lesbian and i know how it feels to know your are different but feel as if there is nothing u can do about it. I was lucky, i came out at 16, right before it started being excepted. Just cldnt live a lie anymore! And thank god I was blessed with supportive parents. There are all these classes in school about not doing drugs, not drinking and driving, or sexual boundaries, not saying these aren't important, but it should be in the texts books that being gay is as normal as having brown eyes or blonde hair. You can not change it, be "healed" by prayer, and its damaging as hell to live a straight life. Ida jumped off a bridge by now. Furthermore, in a little country town like mine, its still not the norm, that making it hard on the ones even who have "came out." I myself don't give a shit what ppl think, and the ones in my family who do not believe in it, we dont bring it up...we are family, we love each other and stick together no matter what. If only......people knew what it did to someone holding it in for so long...and some.....a lifetime.....smh and praying everyday for more ppl to open their eyes and see what I see, feel what I feel, at least try and understand. i do believe it says "We were all created in his image." There is nothing confusing about that to me, Ill probably loose some internet friends over this, but i dont care, thats why they are on the net and not real friends anyway, cause most, in my experience aren't.....quoting the talented, loving, smart man Bob Marley..."Light up the darkness!!" |
