I am actually a lesbian, and this movie scene meant something to me. thank you, for reading this comment. Edit: since people have been responding to this in 2020, I’d like to say, I’m a trans bi man now, this still hits hard tho won’t lie
Lobster Claws I’m pansexual, this movie clip hit home for me, I was in the car and started bawling. I’ve already came out to my parents and transitioned, and still am to fit how my mind is telling me and there very excepting, but this was the most beautiful and very powerful clip I’ve ever seen🏳️🌈
I'm sure he will, because the alternative is a shill who sells out her people, if he doesn't win what will happen? Civil unrest? Just what if? Entertain the idea for a minute. She win's and civil unrest will be a thing and it's those voting against her that are pro gun, and haven't you noticed how zealous those who are supporting Trump is?. She wins = civil war, he wins = civil war maybe? Just wait and see what happens. I hope he wins because I firmly believe he is the scenario where America doesn't enter a violent civil war. Protests he can deal with but loosing, he can't stop those who support him from getting violent. And haven't you heard? When a liberal picked up a gun he got PTSD for a minute LOL and it wasn't even a real one. Let me break it down for you he wins I win, he looses I win. Just one has a better outlook than the other.
explain to me how you can change your gayness because I don't think you can. Once you find out you are gay then you are forever gay. So how can you change being gay?
Well, some people can, as an example, come out as gay, and two years later have a girlfriend and realize that they are bi, or come out as gay, then non binary, and then trans, like Miles Chronicles. Its different for everyone.
TwentyOne Pilots well but that's the thing, they realize that they are gay or bi or trans, rather than choosing to be anything. You can't change your sexual orientation, yoh can only discover it
Every time I see this I cry...Sigourney Weaver is amazing...the way she looked right into the camera...that was such a great choice for the director to make. I wrote down this speech and gave it to my mom
that was amazing, if my son ever comes out to me as being gay i will hug him and thank him for telling me and make sure he knows how accepting and proud i am of him :) and if my daughter ever comes out as being lesbian i will do the same with here. If my children comes out as being gay, lesbian, bi sexual, a sexual, demisexual, transexual, transgender , drag queen, drag king, Gynesexual, pansexual, Skoliosexual, third gender, and so on. i will love and accept them and be proud because of there courage for telling me. I really hope all the dumb asses out there who are against all these people will soon realize that these things are ok and it doesn't make you a different person for being who you truley are. People are people and we need to realize that not everybody is the same.
so transexual, transgender, pansexual, demisexual and asexual are "made up" i guess that makes half of me made up too? theres more than lesbian gay and bi
When I came out to my mum being Bisexual she said 'It is a phase you will get over it' as soon as she said that I got a feeling of regret wash over me and couldn't sleep that night knowing my mum probably thinks I am playing a stupid little game or something. Now that I found that I am actually a Lesbian I am to scared to tell my mum because of what she will think of me then. When I told some of my friends they looked disturbed and annoyed and they said 'You are different, but we still like you' I told them about my mother and they said 'But what if it is "Just a game?"' and they ditched me after that so now I am left on my own besides my girlfriend and few online friends that are also like me.
Freakii Lui! you know, you don't have to label yourself, and you sure as hell don't have to come out as everything you are. sexuality is a fluid thing, it changes over time, and you don't have to justify yourself to other people. it's your choice and your "friends" are very wrong for thinking that it's not valid. everything will get better for you one day I promise
The problem is not you, but your ignorant friends and mother. You feeling bad about your sexuality is like me feeling guilty for being straight. Like Alicia said, don't worry about labels. Love who you want to love, and don't worry about what people say. People will try to warp you into what they want, which will take away your confidence and happiness. Being LGBTQ+ is not bad, others peoples ignorance is bad.
please know that it's not your fault, and the problem is not in you. please never blame yourself for what happened. you are what and who you are and you can't and you shouldn't try to change that. the problem is in the close-mindness of the people around you, but that will change. and even if it doesn't, it's their loss, they are losing an amazing human being.
these 2 dislikes are from hypocrites who think they know all that exists. this scene was truly a masterpiece and shows how religious people should be compassionate and kind and loving.
I have known people who still would not understand this. It is wrong to hate, to exclude, to make others feel so bad for how they feel (being gay or LGBT) that they feel they have no one and nowhere to turn for acceptance and understanding and love and inclusion. It is not a choice. It is built in, deep down. It is who you are inside. It is emotional and spiritual love as well as physical affection and sexual. I wish people would understand the harm they do if they fail to show love and understanding to someone who might be gay (or LGBT), including people in their family, friends, church, school, workplace, neighborhood. It is wrong to hate, period.
This is probably the first lgbt movie I've ever seen. It was so sad and inspiring when I saw it because it was the first time I'd ever seen acceptance tward gay people.
I can't believe I'd never heard of this movie, and I immediately rented it as soon as the video was over. It's AMAZING and made me feel loved and understood
wow, this actually made me cry. I haven’t come out to my parents yet, i’m planning on postponing that for a little while. But when i do, i sincerely hope they can support me. And to everyone who’s in the same boat as me, i am rooting for you. You are worthy of your rights. You are just as important as everyone else in the world. And if you’re scared, that’s okay. everyone is. Just remember that there is a whole community standing by you, and giving you all of their support. I am part of that community and i am proud. Be proud of yourself 💕😊💕😊
I’m gay but I love Lenin....oh wait. I don’t need to change anything. Vladimir Lenin believed in equality for everyone. Whether you’re gay, straight, Jewish, Christian, male, or female. Long live Marx, long live communism, and long live #lgbt
@@hochiminh4162 yes there are some problems with communism though. The idea is so perfect it's flawed humans are by nature selfish creatures who differ in opinions, regretfuly a communist society is often twisted into a dictatorship. Marxs,s strength lay in his theory's not in how they would actually build a sociaty.
I remember watching this movie for the first time in high school. They were the hardest years of my life. Of course I always knew what I liked but never accepted until I saw this movie. I remember sitting in class with the lights off holding my pain in my throat trying so hard to not cry. This scene was the hardest to watch I busted crying towards the end of this movie and I swear no one questioned anything. I felt relieved and with hope things would get better. IT SURE GOT BETTER! If you are reading just know IT GETS BETTER 💙💚💛🧡❤️💜🖤🤍
I wish this scene should be recreated in as many as languages possible, atleast some people might try to change their way of thinking towards gay and lesbian people ❤️
Everyone that commented on my post, even though it's been three years since I made the comment, it means so much to me that there's people out there who don't even know me but continue to support me and look out for me, my mum and I are the closest we've ever been, I have new friends that accept me for who I am, to everyone out there struggling with negativity and unacceptance, hang in there, it may seem so, so difficult right now to do so, but eventually you'll find people who accept you for who you are and love you, I'm still figuring out who I am and that's okay, be who you are and you'll find people who love and support you for you! Of course if you're in an unsafe situation please be careful
I still remember when I watched this movie. This was my first LGBT movie I watched. I still cry whenever I visit this film. I'm all in tears, can't say more.
i watched this movie 7times , and everytimes i watched this, i always let my pillow so wet because of my tears. This has been the best speech i had ever heard in my life regarding LGBT community. 3mins speech could change the mind of homophobic parents like my parents.
This speech will always be a treasure and an inspiration. No one should not hide their true selves because of society. Everyone deserves to be who they are and love who they want to love. I love guys and I’m not ashamed of it, our world needs to have a more open-minded perspective about the LGBTQ community and love.
This scene touched my heart. Whoever you loves gender is, does not matter, what matters is that we be ourselves and support people before they turn out to be like other unsupportive parents, stop the chain and know that love is love.
