You don’t have to be gay to be an unconditional friend of gays (and LGBTQIA+)
You don’t have to be a Christian to love, befriended, protected Christians (Around my place, Christians are minority, and Moslems are not, so please keep your demeaning tone to yourself)
You don’t have to be promiscuous to support liberty of safe and consented sex
You don’t have to be married to know what responsibilities
You don’t have to be single to be independent and standing firmly on what you believe in
You don’t have to have partner to be in love
Neither you don’t have to be partnerless to identify loneliness and longing
You don’t have to leave to find a reason to stay
Neither you don’t have to stay if your mind screaming ‘leave’
You don’t have to be always PHYSICALLY together to cherish a person, people, with all your life
Neither you don’t have to be apart to witness yourself deemed worthless by those you have bestowed love to
Life is weird, indeed
But it doesn’t mean you are powerless to cater change about it
One can make destiny
In fact, one must write ones’ one story
The question is that how much do we dare ourselves to ask questions
To stand out, be different
To agree to disagree
To be loud, to be bold
One must not be like others’ demanded them to be, no matter how much meaning given to those “others”, in love, respect dedication, longing, everything
And that’s the best thing about being
We are free for a becoming
October 10, 2020
An Awakening from a Dearest Best Friends’ Wedding, Whilst Writing in Between House Flooding
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