Sometimes...
- Sonya
- Apr 10, 2017
- 1 min read
Sometimes I need to be part of a community of folk just like me.
Only, since I am unique, and so is he, so is she, so are you, and so, most assuredly, is my M2F transgender cousin, and my other cousin who is camp as a row of tents and a nasty homophobic bigot, I have no idea what you and I have in common. And, do I have anything in common with that list of folk?
When I think about it, though, we all have things in common despite, perhaps because of, our differences... read more
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