Coming Out Of The Closet: LGBTQ+ Support

Lecturas 2,187
Votos 321
Partes 27
Hora 36m

Lecturas 2,187
Votos 321
Partes 27
Hora 36m

If loving someone of your own gender makes you happy then there's nothing wrong with it. Homosexuality is not a crime neither is it a choice, it happens naturally and so there is absolutely nothing to be afraid of.
    
    Like Morgan Freeman said, "I hate the word Homophobia. It's not a phobia. You're not scared. You're an asshole."
    
    Love is never wrong and marriage is not about gender but love. And as long as you are happy then gender shouldn't even matter. People might hate you for having a different opinion in matters of love, but deep down they aspire you and want to be different like you by being themselves.
    Be who you are because that's what differentiates you from others and makes you unique. So rather than hiding your differences or trying to change them, celebrate them.
    
    "If I could have chosen to be gay or straight, I think I would have simply chosen to be happy. "
    -Kevin Kidwell.
    
    Cover by @sayyumm
    
    
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If loving someone of your own gender makes you happy then there's nothing wrong with it. Homosexuality is not a crime neither is it a choice, it happens naturally and so there is absolutely nothing to be afraid of.
    
    Like Morgan Freeman said, "I hate the word Homophobia. It's not a phobia. You're not scared. You're an asshole."
    
    Love is never wrong and marriage is not about gender but love. And as long as you are happy then gender shouldn't even matter. People might hate you for having a different opinion in matters of love, but deep down they aspire you and want to be different like you by being themselves.
    Be who you are because that's what differentiates you from others and makes you unique. So rather than hiding your differences or trying to change them, celebrate them.
    
    "If I could have chosen to be gay or straight, I think I would have simply chosen to be happy. "
    -Kevin Kidwell.
    
    Cover by @sayyumm
    
    
    #3 in equalrights

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