i am getting soft on the tl ok;; just in the past year elijah has helped me a LOT with internalized homophobia and transphobia, even if it hasn't been direct. just him kinda,, existing and being himself as loudly as he does helps me so much. i grew up in a southern+
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baptist family, which is basically to say.... a "my homophobia is justified by my religion" family. i've lived my whole life afraid of who i am and afraid of anyone around me finding out. sometimes i hate being trans and i hate being gay because i feel like i'm+
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disappointing my family. i go to church and hear it preached at me that being anything other than cishet is a sin. i deal with so much internalized homophobia and transphobia almost on the daily just because of what i'm surrounded by. but seeing people like elijah, living+
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their lives so openly and unapologetically, is what has gotten me through life and gotten me to a point where most of the time, i can say i'm proud of who i am. if people like him didn't exist i don't think i would even be alive to say it. just over the course of the past+
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year, i've been through a lot of those moments where i hate my identity. having elijah come into my life when he did was such a godsend. i practically owe my life to him. i won't go into it because of how personal it is, but the point of this entire thread is to say+
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thank you. thank you to elijah for what he's done for me in this past year, whether he's aware of it or not, and basically just for being his big dumb chaotically gay self. i love you so much
@elijahdaniel and i couldn't have gotten through this year without you in my life.
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