Because GLBT People are not Second Class

Growing up and being raised by two loving Grandparents was a great gift to my life.

From the time I was 3 months old, my Grandparents raised me and my Identical Twin, Joshua. Before I came out, my Grandfather, Robert L Wilson Jr. passed on. I finally figured out that I was a gay after a lot of soul searching. The hardest thing was trying to figure out how to tell my Grandmother, Patricia.

One day she called me while I was driving on I-465 in Indianapolis, IN. I almost drove off the road when she said the words, “Even if you are gay, you are still my grandson, and I love you regardless.”

She passed away September 8th, 2007. I still miss them very much. I know life isn’t fair sometimes, but I also know that if we don’t fight for our rights has members of the GLBT community and as Americans, as HUMAN BEINGS, that the promise of true equality will never be achieved.

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   Franek

   Hello cutie!

   How are you? I hope you are doing well. Who I am?

   My name is Franek, I come from Slovenia and I love big men. You can find me at BiggerCity as ‘chaser82′. You look interesting. You fight for our rights. Great! I just try to start something. I live in a village and I surprised these people here with a GLBT-evening. I invited to my event two major Slovene activists who are there for a longer time.

   The fight for our rights here in Slovenia is almost in cities only. I think we need it in the country too. I will organize two similar evenings here in our club and then I will try to achive that our club becomes ‘gay frienldy’ and I will try to bring some people from my village to Slovene gay parade. I plan some gay parties here too.

   I like hard and heavy music, I love to play pinball and I am crazy on cute chubs as you are.

   Hugs
   Franek

   February 6, 2012 at 1:24 pm

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