How Violence & Assault Affect the LGBT Community | Tell A Stranger 

Lovely. They are both very sweet. She is such an active listener.

They are both very sweet people

Good lord i almost cried when he said he wanted to hate himself.😔😔 but this in it's entirety is BEAUTIFUL

I love you, SoulPancake. ♥

is it just me or does the women give off real teacher vibes ???????? like the way she kept nodding her head and saying hmm

Priscilla would continue to be so proud of YOU, for being so fully and vibrantly YOU! ❤️ You carry on her legacy of truth, love, justice, care and connection. (you're right, she'd love him, too).

Idk but can someone lift the mic for the guy? Please? No? PLEASE

Nice video! I really enjoyed and related to both of your stories. And rather than thanking you Pancake in words, I've dedicated half of my day translating the whole video to my language, so that more people are gonna benefit of this. Love you

He's just so sweet and adorable, and I really just wanna give him a big gay hug.

Opie, I love you and I’m so proud of you!!!

These videos always hit me.

This was beautiful

Love you, Ryan!

Very moving stories

What a beautiful episode

This made me tear up.

I wish theses where in Spanish or multiple languages because they could help a parents understand

Violence between people groups just perpetuates ignorance. Lets sit n talk like humans...😊

Awewww one of my favorite humans

They are nobody to tell how they should live/spend their life ...!

Viva SoulPancake

I think society puts too much emphasis on "coming out". Why do people have to tell the world their sexual preference? By doing this we are automatically drawing a line between gay and straight people. I am hoping that by the time I am an old shriveled up bag of bones people don't have to put themselves through so much mental anguish just tell the world they are gay.

Anyone else balling? No? Just me? Oh, ok then. *grabs another kleenex*

Soulpancake what are these two people name.. you should at least post there social media

Jennifer Beals vibes 😍

*Would you consider not accepting LGBT from a religious perspective an act of violence?* Genuine question from a Christian

Litttt

After being in abusive relationships and being extremely hurt physically and mentally, my mom said: I wouldn't blame you if you became a lesbian. 😲 No, mom, that's not how that works! My stepbro is gay. He nor his dad believe in God while I do. In some of the comments there's Christians asking about their core beliefs. My stepbro in his snarky mannered voice: Doesn't Jesus Christ say to love everyone? Judge not lest ye be judged? I know he'd been abused as a young boy prior to my mom moving my brother and I out west. (When you see fecal smears on the wall beside his bed, even as an 11yo I knew something wasn't right.) He was left with a housekeeper and her two sons as my stepdad had to travel for work. I have wondered if that can be mistaken as affection thus leading him to be gay. Or are you truly born that way. I don't understand it but that's because I am not gay. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Even more baffling is the LGBTQ wanting acceptance yet in many documentaries, gay men despise lesbians and vice versa. If you are a "bear" then the masculinity of those with buffed bodies have disdain for them. If you are a "twink" (over the top no doubt about their gayness) they aren't accepted either. If they can't accept "their own" then why the hypocrisy of wanting acceptance from those that are not gay? Don't get me wrong, I have had many friends that are gay and they'd give the shirt off their back but being intolerant of their own community is bewildering to me.

Is LGBT Christain phobic?

Give me a break!!!. So sick of groups of people screaming look at me look at me, we are special we deserve more because we are special!!. Seriously give it a break!!.

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