Gay Rights In Kentucky

Gay people like me are hated by everyone?

I live in Kentucky. I came out of the closet a month ago. Soon, everyone at school started acting hostile to me. A student at lunch threw an apple at me from across the room. Another student pushed me into the mud a few days ago. Because I was gay. I was crying and they called me a girl. Also, many of my friends have ditched me and they call me a fag.

I’ve decided that it is for my own good to go back to heterosexuality. If sexuality is a choice like they say, then would it be all right if I changed back to being heterosexual? How do I tell them that I am heterosexual again?

Look, here’s the thing. Kids at school feel very insecure and one of the ways that they act to feel more secure is that they find someone with something that they can point at to pick on so that they can make themselves feel not so bad.

You can try and tell them that you changed your mind and some of them may accept it but it probably isn’t going to just go away. Why don’t you go to church and turn your life over to the Lord Jesus and don’t be afraid to admit that you made a mistake. Ask the Lord to save you and He will give you power to live a life that is pleasing to Him and strength to endure persecution.

Check out the Get Saved button @ http://web.express56.com/~bromar for more information.

My LGBT Activism/Involvement at the University of Kentucky

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