I just really put it in for consideration,
the lives, the identities outside of your own.
Like, it's so important that we be empathetic
and understanding to the like,
the people, the identities, the lives that we aren't used to.
Even for me as a person who still somewhat adheres to the gender binary,
that I know that that's my privilege,
and that a lot of trans people who don't necessarily look like how I do,
voluntary or involuntarily, that they deserve
as much respect and acknowledgement as I do,
and as any other person does.
And that, you know,
trans people aren't here to be tolerated,
that we deserve and demand respect,
that we are subject
to all the feelings that any other human being feels,
that there are people that do love and adore us, that, you know,
we deal with things differently in society,
and that maybe that should be put into consideration.
I mean, when there's a time that any person that is trans, or queer,
or GNC identify, to navigate in society and not feel like an outsider,
then I feel like we've done our job.
But I don't feel like that is the case.
And I just want people to just put that into consideration,
is, how are you uplifting the voices of the most marginalized and targeted?
How are you acknowledging your privilege in society to uplift those voices?
How are you pushing for people to reach back and acknowledge
these identities outside of the cis hetero normative perspective
that has been put in society as like,
the good, and anything outside of that is the bad.
We just really need to shift the ways that we are
uplifting the certain things that have been deemed good in society,
but really are toxic and very destructive,
and begin to uplift the narrative of people who are affected by those things,
that we think outside of a box.
I think that it's time for people to start expanding and
decolonizing their minds around these things that we have been taught because,
we could never ever think about a world that's
free if we're still holding on to these toxic,
destructive,
very disgusting ideologies,
and just begin to love and uplift each other. That's so important.