I heard a lyric once, "It's hard to see heaven when you know you're hell bound." I think of all us gays out there who are ok with our outcome after death. We already know we're going to hell, but we try to make it sound like a fun and exciting time. Most of us haven't thought about what heaven might be like, because we all know there's no chance that we will be going there. Hell, some of us don't even want to know what heaven could be, because if they do find out they'll wish that they could just be disappointed with an impossible outcome. Then there is the gays who don't want believe in heaven and hell, because they're so afraid of the possibilities that they might burn for the fact that they chose to love and not hate. So we gays never look up to see what heaven could be like, or if we had a chance. We gave up hope and made the best out of a terrible situation. That's what makes us stronger than the rest, our ability to rise up even through the darkest days.