The Q in LGBT: Rethinking Things
Since I posted my feelings about the Q in LGBT, I've been having second thoughts.
The reason why I've been having these second thoughts has to do with a lot of things I've been reading on social networks by other people who feel to strongly and passionately about the Q.
I see what they are doing, and I see how hard they are fighting. And I'm starting to think they have a point. Mainly because, I think, this is the kind of passion and strength that gets results in the end.
I'm not ready to embrace it. But I am ready to support it and the people who believe in it. And, thanks to a positive exchange on a social network I recently had with someone, I'm going to fight hard to get the Q in the title of my next book.
The reason why I've been having these second thoughts has to do with a lot of things I've been reading on social networks by other people who feel to strongly and passionately about the Q.
I see what they are doing, and I see how hard they are fighting. And I'm starting to think they have a point. Mainly because, I think, this is the kind of passion and strength that gets results in the end.
I'm not ready to embrace it. But I am ready to support it and the people who believe in it. And, thanks to a positive exchange on a social network I recently had with someone, I'm going to fight hard to get the Q in the title of my next book.
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