MasterHyde
Posts: 127
Joined: 4/10/2004 From: Philadelphia, PA Status: offline
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This doesn't bother me as much as it does others. I've made a conscious decision to be open about who I am, and not to let anyone make me feel ashamed for it. To wit, I have had the discussion with most of my family members, and almost all of my friends are either kinky themselves or accept that I am. Anyone who has a problem with it has no place in my life. Even my employer knows about it, and since he knew me personally long before he asked me to come work for him, I don't have any concerns there. I realize this isn't possible for everyone, but I seriously recommend to people that you try wherever you can to be open, honest, and unashamed about your sexual preference. It's high time that the people who give us shit were made to feel uncomfortable, instead of them making us uncomfortable. I'm not saying shock the vanillas. But as more of us can stand tall and proud, the easier it's going to be for others to do so. Little by little, brick by brick, we can knock down the walls and get more people to accept us for who we are. Will everyone accept us? Probably not, but if we can turn the numbers around, it will be harder for those who don't to practice discrimination that denies us our rights to live free and pursue happiness in our own way.
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Master Hyde A self-righteous, poly, dominant, possessive control freak with strong paternal tendencies and a sadistic inner child
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