Why I believe gender stereotyping only seeks to create problems. We are all unique. We are not defined by what we like, but rather who we are and how we feel. Let us rejoice in what people enjoy not castigate them for enjoying!
We see Chik-Fil-A condoning the death of LGBT people, by giving to the Family Research Council. We see politicians holding signs of the president with a spike through him. We should NEVER condoning the killing of another, just because we disagree with them on a fundamental or political level. Unless they are a serial killer or a child murderer (pedophile), I do not condone seeking death, for anyone.
When I protested at the local Chik-Fil-a, it was peaceful except for one man, who felt it necessary to denigrate me as a person, as a human being here on Earth.
A look at same-sex marriage, once a Christian rite, as a tradition in America, before Europeans even came to this country.
Last year, I shot a film called Forbidden Fate. It is about a man who is lying about who he is. When the truth is discovered, he must face all of his worst fears. This is a tale of identity, sexuality and homophobia. Please consider donating. Every dollar helps.
I was a victim of child abuse after I came out to my family. I have some unhappy memories, so I do not often speak out about my father. He had his flaws, but he was still my father, so when he hurt me, the pain ran deep.
I have been on Testosterone for around three weeks. Despite the shots being new, I have noticed some pretty cool changes that have started happening to my body. Warning, adult content is present in this, so read with caution.
I can no longer ignore the hypocrisy that makes the Westboro Baptist Church who they are. Thanks to Keith Allen for inspiring me.
It has been a long, eight years trying to transition, but I finally received the news I have been waiting to hear, concerning the prospect of getting on Testosterone.
In the blogging world, we must remember that we are as accountable for our words and criticisms as those we are criticizing are for their words/ actions. It is all about taking responsibility.
