...50 shades of gay...

As the title mentions, it is very difficult to define who we really are if we belong to the GLBT community. But, should we share how we feel with others? Of course we should. If people like us, they will understand. Otherwise what's the point of them being called 'friends' anyway? 

Would you openly mention on social media that you are GLBT? That's entirely up to you and how you feel that other react to your identity. I dream of the day that our gender issues will be as open as our political views, when networking.

Maybe we should start from somewhere...

...Gender...

 

Time to realise that housekeeping is not "women's work". 

Time to realise that a woman / trans/ etc/ can earn more than a man. 


Time to realise that true love has no gender.

Time to realise that not all doctors are men. 

Time to realise that a trans individual can be a model in fashion shows. 

Time to realise that a trans person can teach in college. 

Time to realise that gay people have a better sense of humour than you do. 

Time to realise that a lesbian can love a woman more than you love your wife...

Time to realise...

Time to realise...

The beauty in this world is...

...that we are all different!