It's time to be open about a part of me. While I really don't like labels, I identify with the LGBTQ community. It's something I discovered in my early twenties; I didn't exactly deny that part of me, but I didn't exactly acknowledge it either. Over the years it's become more evident that this is a part of me. I've shared this with one friend, and sort of talked about it with another, but that's it. Just like before when I didn't deny OR acknowledge it, now, I don't exactly hide it, but I'm not really open about it either.
I know this information will not go over well with some people in my life, especially family; but there have been so many inspiring people in my life, that I know will be supportive, that I feel like it's time to share. I know some of these people who will have a problem with it probably already suspect something, because they're the kind of people who believes that someone who stands up strongly for LGBTQ rights/someone who is an ally, IS someone in that community. Which, to be clear, I've always felt very strongly about being an ally, long before I discovered this about myself.
Like I said, I don't really like labels. I really believe that for most people, sexuality/attraction is more of a "spectrum". I don't think people are every really 100% one thing. People can be attracted to different people, in different ways, at different times. So I'm not exactly looking to put a label on myself, but I decided it was time to be open about it. So there ya go...
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