So this is my last post for this blog. I have to say that it was an experience and I enjoyed the feedback that I got for the posts that I put up. It was fun to dissect an issue and see where the issues lead. I have to say that this was a subject that was personal and it made me think about where it stands in my life. As of today it is a part of me being bisexual but it isn't such a big issue because I guess I'm on the "normal" side of the issue at the moment. At least that's how it seems members of the LGBTQ would see it. Which I think is sad, the fact that its something they have such a disdain for is ludicrous when its against members of their own community.
However its easy to see where their disdain may come from because like I said I am at the moment in a normal relationship. One of my classmates asked me if I would still identify as a bisexual and feel the need to tell people like my child in 20 years if I'm still happily married, yes I would. I've been bi since I was younger and I may be in a committed relationship with a man but I still find women attractive and that will never change.
I'm happy I got to do this blog and share my views with my peers. Thank you.
It must be so liberating for you to be able to come out to complete strangers and be proud! I commend you for staying true to who you are, even if that makes people feel uncomfortable around you!
ReplyDeleteI agree with Trina. I think it is great that you are honest and true to yourself. I enjoyed this class assignment also but truly believe that this class benefited you the most. You did a great job blogging, I hope you are pound of who you are and shame on anyone who may be uncomfortable with who you are.
ReplyDeleteI also am proud of your strong and brave voice that you shared with us and now the virtual world through this blog. I am hoping to speak at a conference about student blogging and would love you to come and present this if I can find an opportunity for it...
ReplyDeleteWow.. Thank you so much. I really loved this class and I would be honored to help in anyway I could.
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