I have been "out" on the Internet about two months, and until tonight, my favorite group was one based in the UK. While the ladies there are just wonderful, there is a bit of a language barrier (The Queen's English - isn't she?), and I can't realistically hope to ever experience firsthand the places they like to go.
I have been "different" since 1966, and am just thrilled to know I am not alone anymore.
Still, Kanas is sometimes not a very friendly place to be one's self. I told my wife long before we wed in 1976, but at this stage she is merely tolerant. :|
Does it bother the rest of you that Gays and Lesbians get more respect than we do, and/or that they do not support our right to be different? Are we the last repressed minority? What can we as a group do to improve our public image and get some tolerance if not respect?
In due time I will post a pic, though I can't compete with the younger (or lighter) ladies. Perhaps that is not the point. The point is to put a friendly face on our communications, and to remind ourselves of our common ground?
Hugs!
Bernice Noreen Lindell
