Reply to "Can We Build a Less Prejudiced TG Sense of Community?"

bobbySage

I support ANYONE who wants to be ANYTHING and as far as I am concerned EVERYONE has a right to express their sexuality in ANY role or gender that suits their needs. I only wish we could all learn to have a better sense of humor about ourselves. I realize that life is a serious thing for some people and that life is hard and challenging. I don't think by my owning my own sexuality and gender that it should in any way detract from others and their choices.
And I never meant in any way to offend or belittle anyone or their gender choices.

Somebody say love.

6/5/0211:40 AM

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