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Queer Life


My gender identity is not a cry for help. I am not shoving it down your throat.
I need to shout just to be heard, and just to note when I give the knowledge I’m shoved aside
Hear me shout and hear me roar, I have the pride to be myself
We need to make a world where he can be himself she can be herself and they can be themself
I’m tired of fighting when we just need to start loving
We need the acceptance and love we have been denied for so long
 
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