I consider myself an ally, but still feel I can do more. I love my LGBTQ+ friends and family. You are seen, you are heard. I will fight until my last breath for you. You are flesh and blood, a human being. You deserve all the love and respect..
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Beautifully said.
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I would say that posts like yours are very helpful, because I belong to a minority also. When people write something about their autistic friends, I feel sheer joy. To know that there are allies is effing comforting.
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I agree with you 100% People Are People
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Beautifully said. This is what true allyship looks like.
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Same here!!
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Thank you, Ty.
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Beautifully stated. β€οΈ
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Thank you
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They hate you, because they donβt have the strength or courage of you. To stand in their own truth, and be who they are in the face of adversity, negativity, toxicity, judgment and hate. They donβt have the bravery to take it onβeven for another, if not themselves
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Jesus says nothing about homosexuality. But his two Great Commandments to disciples both begin with the word "Love" (the noun form is agape). As a disciple, I wll always err on the side of love.
BTW St. John the Evangelist also uses the Greek word for affection (philia) in the context of love.
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Love every word πππ
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#LoveIsLove
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This!!! ππΎππΎ
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well said!