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I still can’t say if „Love makes jokes” TV show I saw last night has shocked me or not. The truth is that for a while I am thinking of coming out of this crowded closet and even if I do know that this kind of reactions do exist, the show has really punched me hard in the face.
I’d like to talk with you about this mom’s reactions: „I do not agree”
”Honey, I can’t talk about things I do not agree on”
I am thinking with fear that this dialogue could be said by my mom or my dad when I’mma tell them. If I won’t even be heard and If I won’t even have the chance to discuss it with them, how do I expect to be understood and accepted? I can understand that is was a shock for that mother...
„All my life I have had bad luck” – I was like what the...? Well, maybe she is right, but I do not agree on this „right” because this “bad luck” is just the luck you want to see in this situation. If we hadn’t the moral rights and stereotypes that still exist there would be no “bad luck”, in my humble opinion. I think that is us who is doing bad things to ourselves.
I like that she admits that here it isn’t seen as a good thing, but I return saying that whose fault is for this? Isn’t it because of people’s mentality that refuses to change?
I still can’t say if „Love makes jokes” TV show I saw last night has shocked me or not. The truth is that for a while I am thinking of coming out of this crowded closet and even if I do know that this kind of reactions do exist, the show has really punched me hard in the face.
I’d like to talk with you about this mom’s reactions: „I do not agree”
”Honey, I can’t talk about things I do not agree on”
I am thinking with fear that this dialogue could be said by my mom or my dad when I’mma tell them. If I won’t even be heard and If I won’t even have the chance to discuss it with them, how do I expect to be understood and accepted? I can understand that is was a shock for that mother...
„All my life I have had bad luck” – I was like what the...? Well, maybe she is right, but I do not agree on this „right” because this “bad luck” is just the luck you want to see in this situation. If we hadn’t the moral rights and stereotypes that still exist there would be no “bad luck”, in my humble opinion. I think that is us who is doing bad things to ourselves.
I like that she admits that here it isn’t seen as a good thing, but I return saying that whose fault is for this? Isn’t it because of people’s mentality that refuses to change?