I know people from Africa whose people were raped and murdered and tortured during genocide wars. They don't get together every November and hold hands and cry about it. They don't kill themselves more often than other people. They thank God they are alive and in the good old US of A.
I'll leave you to your pity party.
It is no pity party. It is a yearly reminder of the attitudes in this country.
Are you afraid to face what your attitude does in the minds of other people?
i guess it is just unfortunate that for many, if the series of event does not concern them, they will not really car about it.
goees for every, i suppose. transpeople probably are a bit sensitive to many other issues and events because of the stuff they are in it. generally, however, i think ... well, they cannot be everywhere...
we are all self-centered in some ways... whether it be focusing on our lives, transition, beliefs, judging, condemning,...
it has to benefit us. it has to satisify us. ego-stoke us...
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funny on the day you posted that... yesterday, was D-Day....
and..
you know, i distinctively remember this thing that happened on the 11th day of September....
too soon?
You see, that's just it. Regardless of your actions, your attitude seems essentially identical to those who DO commit all those hateful crimes. And spreading your attitude does not do anything to prevent more crimes. It actually encourages more crimes.
You can disagree without being negative.
this.
Oh dear God.
Did I drunk post last night?
Yes, yes I did.
I got hammered last night.
Well, I suppose it's true nonetheless. I do drink a lot, something that I need to work on. I was supposed to go to Texas this morning
alcohol. the best medicine.
serious question: does prayer actually give you the strength or whatever you ask for from God? Like, do you feel God working within you to have you not touch a drop? How much faith do you have to invest in this?