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Outcast


Outcast you may call me. If that what it has to be. I will not change my ways. Because you can't accept, what is happening these days. It is not a crime for me to love. In my wedding I will love a man where there is flying doves. Outcast you may call me for being gay. But I'm glad it's getting accepted these days.
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