“Many people say I’m different. Am I really?”
“No, I’m not. I just want to live as my true self.”
“I dream of a day when my friends and I can live in a society where people are judged not by their sexual orientation, but by how they conduct themselves. They will no longer be anxious and troubled over it, and their parents will no longer weep bitterly because of it.”
“May the brilliance of human nature shine again, and may all living things across the world share in happiness!”
[If you want to read quickly, you can go straight to Chapter 36: “I Have a Dream.”]
Theme:
I have never understood why many parents would rather their daughters marry a scumbag as long as they are men, even if they marry a second time, a third time or even multiple times!
The article was published in 2010. I really didn't understand anything at that time, well, it's not much better now. If you disagree with the majority of people, you are considered an alien. The party is exclusive of foreigners and dissidents. In my understanding, this seems to be clinging to the right to speak in one's hands and fear of the unknown.
How many people really come together in reality. . .
The revolution has not yet succeeded, but comrades still need to work hard~ This is the most appropriate thing!
Everyone says that homosexuality can be better abroad than at home. In fact, I have always felt There is no guarantee at all in foreign countries Not to mention a way out for homosexuality
The revolution has not yet succeeded, comrades still need to work hard
This chapter is really good. I've always hoped for the day when "coming out" wouldn't be such a big deal. It's like I once saw a friend and his boyfriend sitting hand in hand. Without him saying anything, everyone would bless them. I didn't know he was gay before, and I won't stop being friends just because he is gay. Hope not to post again :)
This chapter is really good. I've always hoped for the day when "coming out" wouldn't be such a big deal. It's like I once saw a friend and his boyfriend sitting hand in hand. Without him saying anything, everyone would bless them. I didn't know he was gay before, and I won't stop being friends just because he is gay.
This chapter is really good. I've always hoped for the day when "coming out" wouldn't be such a big deal. It's like I once saw a friend and his boyfriend sitting hand in hand. Without him saying anything, everyone would bless them. I didn't know he was gay before, but I didn't know that he was gay, so we were no longer friends.
The author is so culturally rich.