We will Love!

Growing up I knew love. I saw it in my parents, in my siblings, in my friends. I felt it in my church and knew I had Parents and a Savior to love and be loved.
I was taught that love is the most powerful force in the world. There is nothing stronger than love.

Then I realized I was gay. Love, as I knew it, became my enemy. Now I was being taught my love was a perversion, something evil and distorted.
For years I believed this lie. My life lost meaning and purpose and joy because if love was now my enemy, I was destined to fail. Nothing is stronger than love.
Nothing IS stronger than love. There is nothing stronger than my love.

Hate is loud. I'm louder.

#RainbowDay #ColorTheCampus #ItsNotBlackAndWhite #ItsRainbow

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