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Post by Trinity on Jan 22, 2017 6:18:22 GMT 8
Putting it here to be maximum inclusive.
What is the most effective action that you or I or anyone can do to make a difference for Trans?
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Post by Trinity on Jan 22, 2017 6:31:17 GMT 8
For me I feel like I wimp out on this.
I need to target key people in the religeous right to try to sway them over to our side.
I am not sure if I have the guts to do it.
Meanwhile, I keep writing and reaching out and living out my truth.
I dont know what else to do. I think it may be more effective for me to fight the hate...whether self hate pr external hate...in the ways that I do now, rather than be a face in the crowd.
And I am an odd duck anyway, i am so far off the standard narrative.
Its in focus right now, for me. I'm not going down without a fight.
I need to think this through.
You have to be called, to fight the battles, I think. Its too much in our own strength. I have to have strength from above.
How ironic that the very God they say hates me for being trans is the One who has given me the strength to be me, and face them down, and shame them with my love for so many.
Thats not me. Its being wired in.
But how far can I take it? Its easy to write on a forum and pick up the peices and love others back to health.
Taking on religeous hate is a whole different ballgame. And I am not ready yet
But I am training for it.
Thoughts? And i dont think there is shame even in hiding. The first order of the battle is simply not to die.
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