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I was born in (and from) in an endless darkness

I saw the light,

I got scared.I cried.

In time

I learned to live in (with) the light.

I saw the darkness,I got scared.

There were some days that I sent my loved ones into the infinite darkness..

I cried.

I learned to live.

I learned that;birth is the moment that life starts to end,

the part between (the birth and death) is the time that are stolen from death.

I learned the time.I raced with it.

I learned in (or with) time,that you can't compete with it, only concede with it.

I learned human.

Later

I learned that there are good and bad people,

and then, there are good and bad in every person.

I learned to love.

Then, to trust..

Later,

I learned that trust is more permanent than love,

and love is only built on trust.

I learned human skin.

and then I learned there's a soul under the skin.

After that, I learned that soul is actually above the skin.

I learned the universe.

Then I learned the ways of illuminating it.

After that, I learned that you need to illuminate your surroundings if you want to illuminate the universe.

I learned bread (food).

Then that the bread should be produced in peace,

and then, I learned that sharing the bread (equally and fair) is as important as producing it.

I learned how to read.

Then I taught myself how to write..

And after a while, writing taught me who I am..

I learned to go (to leave),

Then

I learned how to return,

And then I learned how to leave again, despite myself..

I learned to challenge the world (on my own) at an early age..

Then,

I thought I should walk with the crowds in unity.

Later,

I realized that I should actually walk against the crowds.

I learned to think.

Then I learned to think the way they told me.

Then I learned that the healthy thinking is unconditioned thinking. (Thinking in freedom, without being under the influence of people).

I learned the importance of honor (also honesty/purity) at home..

Then I learned it's dishonesty to expect honesty from dishonest people,

and the real honesty (honor) is not touching it when the sin is right under your hand.

One day, I learned the truth.

And that the truth is bitter (painful)..

Later, I learned that the right amount of bitter (pain) gives life a taste just like spice gives taste to a meal.

I learned that all living (creatures) will taste the death (one day),

but only some of them will taste (learn) living..

I do not love my friends with my heart or my mind

Whether the heart stops, and the mind forgets

I love my friends with my soul

it never stops and nor does it forget

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Sex vs. Gender - Understanding the Difference and What It Means for LGBT People - Duration: 10:16.

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common misconception with in America today is that gender and sex are

interchangeable the constraint of gender roles has become such a commonplace

practice within Western civilization that individuals often overlooked its

importance as a result certain civilizations fall victim to problems

due to gender disparity in individuals sex gender and sexuality are not one in

the same sex is one's biological makeup chromosomes and sexual organs dictate

what makes one male or female gender is how one identifies themselves in

relation to a spectrum of femininity and masculinity many cultures believe that

the sex you are born equates to the gender that you should identify with

however this is not true sex the definition of sex is simple sex is

either of the two main categories male and female into which humans and many

other living things are divided on the basis of their reproductive functions

sexual characteristics include chromosomes ovaries testes estrogen

testosterone breasts and facial hair it is important to note that having a

vagina does not make one a woman nor does having a penis make one a man for

example many cisgender women will look at trans woman and say she can never be

a woman because she cannot have kids being able to bear children is not

characteristic of a woman it is characteristic of a female

there are several females that cannot bear children and some men are born

without testes however that does not make them any less of a man or a woman

gender gender is a more complex concept gender is a social construct that is

interpreted differently across cultures and his definition may change over time

unlight sex gender is not something we are born with it is a concept that has

been created by society is learned and is passed on from generation to

generation oh boy that was like a girl would it be okay

no way young children appear to begin to apply our gender role stereotypes at

about the same time that they develop gender identity and by the age of three

or four most children when asked questions about the activities

appropriate for a male doll and a female doll readily gives stereotypic responses

which doll likes to clean the house it is not set in stone but dictated by

socialization through parents doctors friends and caretakers the concept of

social construction of gender is important to understand because although

it may seem insignificant it has a very large effect on society and how the

world operates historically within the world it is believed that males should

identify as men and females should identify as women we find it easy to

associate sex with gender because the world enjoys concepts that are simple in

black and white however the concept of gender has so many shades of grey and a

significant amount of depth to it the way one identifies with and expresses

their gender plays an enormous part within their human experience especially

if their gender goes against the norm or what is expected as stated earlier being

assigned one sex has nothing to do with gender identity or the way gender is

expressed in order to address gender disparity one must first be able to

conceptualize gender identity and expression gender identity gender

identity is the gender man-woman cetera that one associates with gender identity

lies within the brain from birth we are taught what gender society expects us to

be it is the degree to which one identifies as woman or as a man there

are many other terms such as genderqueer or genderless but for the most part the

binary terms are used again being born male or female does not dictate if one

is a man or a woman gender identity is formed as one experiences the world and

sees which part of the gender spectrum they fall within a cisgender person is

someone that identifies with the gender that makes their sex since society is so

strong leakin instructed to make gender identity black

and white not many people go against the norm in selecting their gender identity

however when one believes themselves to be a gender that does not match with

their sex it results in what can be interpreted as transgender being

transgender is not specifically related to one sexuality separate from sex

sexuality is sexual preference and has no effect on what gender one identifies

with a transgender person may identify as homosexual heterosexual or even

asexual the key to understanding gender identity is knowing that it is

psychological while many of us may not see a trans individual as a man or a

woman based on their physical makeup we must realize that the concept of male or

female has nothing to do with that it is when one knows themselves to be based on

how these genders have been constructed and it is important to respect that

gender expression gender expression is the degree to which you can identify or

express yourself as masculine or feminine or somewhere in between this

can fall with individuals that are more butch hyper masculine hyper-feminine a

tomboy etc RuPaul constantly states you know you're born naked and the rest is

drag the statement means everything you put on from your clothing hair and

makeup our socio-cultural choices that you were taught to make so in essence we

are all performing what we are taught to be a good upstanding social citizen in

terms of what a man or a woman is or ideas a masculine or feminine once a

doctor determines that we are male or female our parents and caretakers

immediately begin to socialize us into the appropriate gender roles a boys in

nursery may be decorated blue with pictures that are symbolic of popular

sports while a girl's nursery may be decorated pink with cute stuffed animals

if one was to go to a birthday party or a little boy they knew nothing about

they may buy him an action figure or a football and if they are in the same

situation for a girl they might hurt by her a doll or clothes to dress up in

there are no law set in stone that established either way of thinking is

correct it is a socialized belief passed down

from one generation to the next is different across cultures and America

it may be strange for a man to wear a dress but you can go to parts of

Europe's where it is seen is the symbol of masculinity gender expression also

has nothing to do with one sexuality if a man or a woman's gender expression

goes against what is expected to out of them it doesn't necessarily mean that

they are homosexual they want to say oh he must be gay they want to say oh he

must be transgender and what I'm saying is I think at the very basic level we're

saying accept us for who we are throughout life if he is gay if he's

transgendered whatever it is we will accept him and love him for who he is

and we want the world to do the same being able to understand gender

expression is important because it allows for individuals to express

themselves freely without the conservative constraints of what is

considered to be the social norm how is it problematic the only way to fight

ignorant is with education for years gender disparity has been a large issue

within Western civilization through education about the concept of gender

more individuals we will be able to use their knowledge to empower the masses

and promote diversity instead of oppressing and condemning others for

deviating from social norms gay and trans individuals have been under attack

in this country time and time again due to the simple fact that many do not

understand the concept of gender the problem is growing immensely over 100

trans individuals have been killed in the past five years gay people have been

bashed and attacked time and time again year after year a while ago a young

black male named Andrew Caldwell gave a testimony about being able to convert

from homosexual to heterosexual in his speech Caldwell stated I'm not gay no

the pastor disarming them preach I got something for all these homosexuals just

walking around here with your pocketbooks tight pants and your bowties

and you're walking like a girl they essentially tagging eyes what it means

to be a woman and the woman in the crowd were jumping with excitement without

even realizing what these men were truly say wearing purses putting on makeup and

speaking softly became associated with demonic behavior so not only was this

predominantly black church condemning homosexuals they were inherently

condemning feminine behavior as well so it was not only a gay issue but it was a

gender issue as well it is clear that those giving the sermon do not

understand that gender is a social institution and have views that are

deeply rooted in patriarchy the world became more educated about how gender

works within society the individuals like Caldwell wouldn't be pressured into

feeling self-hatred for who they really are so to review sex is what we are born

male or female gender is the state of being a man or woman based on concepts

of masculinity and femininity that have them be created by society it is

important to understand this difference between sex and gender because the

ignorance of the difference between these two concepts is the root of gender

disparity and unjust treatment of the LGBT community if you've learned

something today please give this video a like and subscribe if you have any

questions or comments I look forward to continuing the conversation below

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'I'm redefining what it looks like for a queer person to be in a hetero relationship': Miley Cyrus - Duration: 10:20.

'I'm redefining what it looks like for a queer person to be in a hetero relationship' Miley Cyrus discusses

Miley Cyrus has discussed her recent marriage to Liam Hemsworth, saying it's far from 'old-fashioned' and is actually, 'new age.

The 26-year-old told Vanity Fair: 'We're redefining, to be f***ing frank, what it looks like for someone that's a queer person like myself to be in a hetero relationship.

She said: 'What I preach is: People fall in love with people, not gender, not looks, not whatever. What I'm in love with exists on almost a spiritual level.

It has nothing to do with sexuality.gender is a very small, almost irrelevant part of relationships.'. The hitmaker said she is a proud member of the LGBTQ+ community, and believes sexuality and gender identity are completely separate from partnership.

Sharing some of the racier snaps from the photo-shoot to her Instagram -barely covering her cleavage in risqué ensembles in the desert-surrounds - she also told the publication: 'I wore a dress on my wedding day because I felt like it, I straightened my hair because I felt like it.

'But that doesn't make me become some instantly "polite hetero lady. Miley and Liam, 29, married on December 23 at her Tennessee family home, contrary to initial speculation that they were planning to wed in Liam's native Australia.

The home is worth USD $5. 8 million (AUD $8. 2 million) and is located in Franklin,. The singer wore an ivory Vivienne Westwood gown which is thought to have cost £8600.

Miley and Liam met on the set of their movie The Last Song in 2009, but have endured an on-off romance over the years. They first got engaged in 2012, but the engagement was over in September 2013.

Before Liam became her husband, Miley would call Liam her 'survival partner. In 2015, Miley was linked to model Stella Maxwell, 28, after they were seen out together. A month later, Miley shared that she was pansexual – and single.

Liam and Miley rekindled their love for good two years ago and after moving in to one another's homes, they got engaged for a second time. She has previously said they already felt married as they have 'worn rings forever.

The couple married in December, putting a positive end to the year which saw her Malibu home burn down in the Californian wildfires.

Miley said that a part of her is a never-satisfied artist who gets bored easily, but she says that now, she has a home base of calm and peace she can return to.

She also told the publication that she used to record music at the Malibu house which burned down, when it was owned by a producer named Matthew Wilder.

After Miley and Liam split, he bought the home, not knowing about the history and was shocked to see Miley's plaques being shipped out.

In 2016, Miley spoke about her sexuality in an interview with the Independent, in which she admitted her first relationship was with a woman. She said: 'I didn't understand my own gender and my own sexuality.

'I always hated the word "bisexual" because that's even putting me in a box. I don't ever think about someone being a boy or someone being a girl.

Also, my nipple pasties and s**t never felt sexualised to me. My eyes started opening in the fifth or sixth grade. My first relationship in my life was with a chick.'.

Miley started a charity called the The Happy Hippie Foundation, in late 2014, a non-profit dedicated to helping homeless and lesbian/gay/bisexual/transgender (LGBT) youth.