I think bạn all know I am a Christian. I've been raised that way, that's my religion.
The Holy Bible says that sexual intercourse without being married hoặc with the same sex is forbidden. We all know what that means.
Most of the people I know use the Holy Bible argument to diss homosexual people. My family does that. And I feel disgusted everytime I hear them talk about it. I heard one of my relatives say: "I'm proud of being homophobic". thousands of times. Where is the "love thy neighbor" thing? Huh?
Of the people I admire, three of them are homosesuals (link, link, and link); and for liking them I have to hear every day: "You know they'll burn in hell, right?" It hurts hearing it. I think my family do this just because they know how much I admire these guys.
One day, I was doing little gifts with this relative, and it said, suddenly: "I can't stand gays".
And I said: "Why not?"
"They're an abomination, they will all burn in hell."
"I think they have to live their life the way they want".
"Think about it. Gays making out. That's disgusting. I don't treat them bad, but I can't tình yêu them. I swear to God that if bạn had born a lesbian, I'd kick bạn out of my house."
And then, another relative of mine said: "I was walking down the street, near to the park and all I couldn't see were gays. Fags everywhere. Good looking guys making out with other guys! That's why there are so many single girls out there! Because they keep doing this. Disgusting."
Another day, I was discussing it to my friend, and I said: "... and everytime they say he [Colfer] will burn in hell! That's insane!"
"But he will", she said. It was the last time I talked to her about it.
A friend of mine, on college, asked me once: "Who is this guy in your iPhone background, that bạn tình yêu so much?"
Another friend that was around said: "He's Kurt, from Glee."
And I said: "Chris Colfer, he plays Kurt on Glee, although I don't watch it."
And the first one said: "He looks sooo gay..."
The một giây one said: "But he IS gay."
The first one start laughing.
Me: "What's funny?"
He: "He's gay..."
Me: "So... what's the problem?"
He: *still laughing*
I made him apologize. If he didn't, I'd never talk to him again.
I don't hate any of them. I just hate the fact that they hate all gay people for being gay, without knowing each one first. I'd never hate people because they feel sexual attraction for another one of the same sex. It's completely normal to me. People have the right to love, no matter who. There are many types of love. Just because it's not the way bạn want, it doesn't mean bạn have to prejudge it. If bạn spend your whole life saying the homosexuals are living their life wrong, they won't listen to you. They are happy being who they are. And I agree with them.
Your character on the hiển thị is openly gay, you’re openly gay in real life. You’ve always been kind of comfortable in your own skin. How is that?
"I think for me it was a choice. It was "Am I gonna be honest with myself hoặc am I gonna be a prisioner to who I am and always having to hold myself back to saying things freely?" And I didn't want to be in that prison, so I chose the opposite." - Chris Colfer.
* Sorry about the typos, if it has any. I don't know many words in English :P
** Sorry if I offended anyone, although I think I didn't.
The Holy Bible says that sexual intercourse without being married hoặc with the same sex is forbidden. We all know what that means.
Most of the people I know use the Holy Bible argument to diss homosexual people. My family does that. And I feel disgusted everytime I hear them talk about it. I heard one of my relatives say: "I'm proud of being homophobic". thousands of times. Where is the "love thy neighbor" thing? Huh?
Of the people I admire, three of them are homosesuals (link, link, and link); and for liking them I have to hear every day: "You know they'll burn in hell, right?" It hurts hearing it. I think my family do this just because they know how much I admire these guys.
One day, I was doing little gifts with this relative, and it said, suddenly: "I can't stand gays".
And I said: "Why not?"
"They're an abomination, they will all burn in hell."
"I think they have to live their life the way they want".
"Think about it. Gays making out. That's disgusting. I don't treat them bad, but I can't tình yêu them. I swear to God that if bạn had born a lesbian, I'd kick bạn out of my house."
And then, another relative of mine said: "I was walking down the street, near to the park and all I couldn't see were gays. Fags everywhere. Good looking guys making out with other guys! That's why there are so many single girls out there! Because they keep doing this. Disgusting."
Another day, I was discussing it to my friend, and I said: "... and everytime they say he [Colfer] will burn in hell! That's insane!"
"But he will", she said. It was the last time I talked to her about it.
A friend of mine, on college, asked me once: "Who is this guy in your iPhone background, that bạn tình yêu so much?"
Another friend that was around said: "He's Kurt, from Glee."
And I said: "Chris Colfer, he plays Kurt on Glee, although I don't watch it."
And the first one said: "He looks sooo gay..."
The một giây one said: "But he IS gay."
The first one start laughing.
Me: "What's funny?"
He: "He's gay..."
Me: "So... what's the problem?"
He: *still laughing*
I made him apologize. If he didn't, I'd never talk to him again.
I don't hate any of them. I just hate the fact that they hate all gay people for being gay, without knowing each one first. I'd never hate people because they feel sexual attraction for another one of the same sex. It's completely normal to me. People have the right to love, no matter who. There are many types of love. Just because it's not the way bạn want, it doesn't mean bạn have to prejudge it. If bạn spend your whole life saying the homosexuals are living their life wrong, they won't listen to you. They are happy being who they are. And I agree with them.
Your character on the hiển thị is openly gay, you’re openly gay in real life. You’ve always been kind of comfortable in your own skin. How is that?
"I think for me it was a choice. It was "Am I gonna be honest with myself hoặc am I gonna be a prisioner to who I am and always having to hold myself back to saying things freely?" And I didn't want to be in that prison, so I chose the opposite." - Chris Colfer.
* Sorry about the typos, if it has any. I don't know many words in English :P
** Sorry if I offended anyone, although I think I didn't.