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THE TRUTH


As I approach and lay my life on the line, say that I’m bisexual what would you say? Would you continue to read my book, or would you be feed on being judgmental?

The world unfurls with different thoughts, that was brought themselves into seeing the wrongs. 

People speak themselves so high and don’t follow, but instead, give someone a smiley face because towards the end they need someone to spend time venting about their emotions.

We get scared to label ourselves, being in the community LGBT and trying our best to be stable and keep our life together without judgment and being in danger.

Trying to live a normal life it's not easy, but sometimes we beat ourselves to an awful mindset throughout our actions.

Love us above everything else because it's a need not a want.

Being in the community of LGBT is an opportunity for commonality.

We’re no different from the world, but sharing unconditional love is flawless.

 

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