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11/20/08
11/19/08
Isis and her mom are both beautiful people, and Clark's ugliness just shines from the inside out.
11/19/08
1. Quit making us Jesus-loving, pro-love, pro-choice, pro-gay marriage Christians look bad, asshats.
2. Crappy people like this? I do not think they are going where they think they're going when we go where they think we go after we die.
11/19/08
Sorry, just had to get that out of my system. Every time that girl opens her mouth, an angel falls down dead.
11/19/08
At least that girl wasn't stupid enough to admit to being homophobic to Tyra's face, though. Can you imagine?
11/19/08
WWJD: UR DUIN IT RONG
11/19/08
Growing up, my babysitter was a transgendered woman (born male). She was one of the most important influences in my life and she taught me so much. Both literally and figuratively she was a bit of a lifesaver for me. When I was ten I finally came to realize that she was biologically male; no one told me, it just dawned on me one day. I asked my mother and she confirmed that this was the case and she told me that she'd wanted to wait until I asked before broaching the subject. The weird thing was that when I found out, I couldn't care less. Accepting this knowledge about her was as natural as breathing; it just was, and that was fine by me. Looking at the hardships she experienced made me realize that to lead a life being authentically yourself, when much of the world is against it, is no easy weight to bear. And as such, is would be completely ludicrous to assume that such a circumstance was self-chosen.
11/19/08
11/19/08
IDK if that makes sense...it barely makes sense to me...
I'm a great example of how organized religion can sometimes confuse the hell out of people. :)
11/19/08
11/19/08
And totally, it's not a slap in the face to you, if you'd like I can show you what a slap in the face is!
11/19/08
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11/19/08
OH BOY it's wonderful to be an atheist sometimes!
11/19/08
11/19/08
11/19/08
regurgitation the same old brainwashed idea that good stuff is all
God's merit, but the bad is man's fault or the devil. That does not
make any sense. I mean, God should either take credit for the good
stuff and the bad stuff or neither, but not just when it;s convenient
to him, no??
11/19/08
11/19/08
B. Isis is gorgeous, inside and out, and I am so glad for her that she is getting the opportunity to be the beautiful woman she has always felt she was meant to be. What a great thing for her. ::tearing up a bit::
C. Way to go Tyra, not being her usual close-minded self and schooling Clark on what a hypocrite she is.
Beautiful!