I told her about my mom. I told her about my past and my outlooks on the future. I told her bout how I felt and I was confused. She was the first person to know about my sexuality and how for a part of my life I found myself falling in love with a girl. This was hard for considering I grew up in a Christian family and I could never tell my mother. Latisha made it all seem so easy. She mad all my doubt and all my fear seem so pointless. She told me that any god that loved me would want me to be happy and if being with a girl makes me happy then I should be able to do so without fear. She showed me that although I was Christian I could be gay because each relationship with god was individual, and if I wanted my god to be okay with me being gay then he would be. Through countless meeting with Latisha, I found myself opening doors in search of something and I wasn’t sure what I was looking for. But I found purpose in every day I found opportunity in every breath. The day I move doubt of my mother’s house and into my own apartment, I found what I was looking for. I found my
I told her about my mom. I told her about my past and my outlooks on the future. I told her bout how I felt and I was confused. She was the first person to know about my sexuality and how for a part of my life I found myself falling in love with a girl. This was hard for considering I grew up in a Christian family and I could never tell my mother. Latisha made it all seem so easy. She mad all my doubt and all my fear seem so pointless. She told me that any god that loved me would want me to be happy and if being with a girl makes me happy then I should be able to do so without fear. She showed me that although I was Christian I could be gay because each relationship with god was individual, and if I wanted my god to be okay with me being gay then he would be. Through countless meeting with Latisha, I found myself opening doors in search of something and I wasn’t sure what I was looking for. But I found purpose in every day I found opportunity in every breath. The day I move doubt of my mother’s house and into my own apartment, I found what I was looking for. I found my