i guess, this is my first (and hopefully, the last) unrated and ass-whoophing kind of entry. i was reading
Kosa's entry about "
survey" and i cant help but to react
not on the content of his entry but with the reactions of those readers who respond. i've already tried to establish what my
thoughts are with regard to this issue. i tried my best to pound my mind and soul on what and what not to say. i tried to pacify my thoughts on what other people's opinion regarding same-sex affair.
i have nothing against the author, nor the respondents. i know that they are all entitled to make their opinion and i guess,
so am i.sinners. yes. that is what others may call us. but who's who to judge? being gay/lesbian doesn't make a person a lesser being. and by committing to someone, regardless of what gender and status in life,
is not something kadiri or something unacceptable.yeah. i am appalled with what other people has to say about same sex relationships. that is why i
still believe that prejudice is the root of all evils/sins. yes.
i respect opinions as much
i respect and value the person's credibility. and as a rational species, we have the capacity to think, react and
unfortunately, judge things around us.
i ain't no saint. i also have my dark side. but as a member of the so-called "kadiri" kind of gender,
it hurts to know that up until now, we are being misunderstood.as if we are not allowed to love.
as if we are not allowed to show affection.
as if we are not allowed to express ourselves.and times like these, i can't help but to wonder what's acceptable in this planet. what is right or wrong. what is normal or not. we are all created equal. created to love and be loved.
yes, God created Adam and Eve.
Adam for Eve and
vice versa.but sometimes we tend to
underestimate our God. that He is a
big God. a
loving God and a
forgiving God.i remembered when i was in college, my professor asked me how would i handle a family after he knew that i have plans of having my own. i asked him back. i asked him what's wrong?
will my sexuality makes me a lesser father to my children and provider to my family? i guess not. then he smiled at me. and the glance from his eyes conveyed a lot of thoughts and unspoken words.
i knew that day
i made a difference. i made a point. i made sense.and
hopefully, other people will
realize that we are also
human beings.flamboyant, loud, gay.
yeah, that's
who we are.
and we are so damn
proud of it!