When I was a kid it was very tough. I grew up poor and it was obvious that I was different. I grew up thinking that somehow that was all I was gonna be. I was convinced that this was true. My Dad would resent me and treated me like I was not his son. To a kid that was so sensitive, it hurt. As I entered college, that relationship became strained. I was discovering my life as a gay man, and realized that there were more people out there that have similar backgrounds. My goal today is let stop letting those limited views affect me and my future. I want to stop letting the “they’s” rule my life. I want to stop valuing the “they” that are such a big part of my past. I was so used to saying, thinking and remember how “they” used to affect me. “they” hurt me; “They” used to say …”they” used to treat me like…”they” made me feel bad. I have come to a place in my life where I need to realize that “they” do not exist in my life anymore. The people who once hurt me as a child are gone. They cannot control me nor do they even care what my life is about now. “They” do not have a place in my life or thoughts. If I mailed them my bills, they would not care enough about me to pay any of them. So they have no power over me. They are gone, I am here and my life will be what I make of it.
The life of a drag queen, who sews dresses for other drag performers in Dallas area.
Friday, September 27, 2013
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Spring track meet 1985
In the spring, my elementary school would have a city track meet. Much a like a real competitive track meet, the elementary school tra...
-
I have not been able to update my blog this week. I have been extremely busy with work, plus I made a new/old friend. I was clicking aro...
-
I am inspired to keep going. I will replace old dreams with new ones.
-
I went to see the Whitney Paige Show on Wednesday . There is new hot spot called Cherries. They have been open for a few months. It is own...
No comments:
Post a Comment