Dear Straight People

I forgot about this video from a long time ago (March seems so long...).

It touches me. Makes me laugh and think, because I have been the speaker. I have been the one spoken to. I have had friends who represent the words spoken. And it is beautiful and it hurts sometimes. I think we as as society too often would rather acknowledge our difference than our similarities. Classify something as "other" and put it away as "unacceptable."

We need to learn to love. Love each other and ourselves so we can create something beautiful

Dear Straight People. I love you. I hope you love me too.

The Reason DADT is Gone for the Better

There was an article that showed a picture of a solider receiving a gift from his unit for his last day of active service.

BAM! Rainbow flag with Marine Corps image. Damn. That is actually beautiful.

This just warms my heart because one of the loudest proponents of repealing Don't Ask Don't Tell was the Marines. Now yes, there is still some issues in the military, but clearly this unit did not feel "threatened" by a gay man in their unit. Honestly, if you are feeling threatened it means you have some issues with your own sexuality and need to stop and think for awhile.

Sometimes the news makes me happy. Other times not so much. Tonight, it seems good.

Hulk Out!