Moving On From The Effects of Many Years of Discrimination For Being LGBT
Watch the video first, and I hope you'd get surprised, somewhat by what you'd see. What I thought was most disturbing about this video is that portion when the protagonist had to resort to self-destructing activities after having been discriminated against with, directly and indirectly, for sustained periods of time by people who are supposed to be natural members of his support group, loved ones, and family. It's that disconnect, that sense that you're not being accepted and loved for who you are, and you start believing what they think or tell you about yourself. And of course, we can't help but believe such lies for so long. In the process of believing, we know deep in hearts who we really are as individuals who are deserving to receive love, understanding, care from those who matter to us. It's in the process of realization, in the process of clarifying life's many complicated situations when we see that such values can't be given us and, consequ...