TO BE HAPPY AND GAY

For those who are following this blog, I have written quite a few articles about my personal musings on homosexual. I wrote once about a student of mine who bravely stood up and admit in front of his classmates that he was gay that made my class stood still for awhile.

I did not accept any teaching load this summer to monitor my children’s summer activities. While I was waiting for my daughter out side of the ballet room at Ateneo de Davao, I saw a very familiar face, holding his manly voice and said … Hi maam, I’m teaching children here how to dance, he continued saying, my family accepted me with no question at all, on a tight condition that I will be finishing school and I will be an obedient son.

I was expecting a negative reaction from his parents of his admittance, but it turned out to be well. I’ve always had great respect for these people in our society, while in general those who choose to have on this sexuality is not very much welcome, I am positive we are putting on higher levels of tolerance in terms of acceptance.

I know this category of people has been trying to fight for gay rights from all over the world, like gay Romania for instance, and I’m making my fingers crossed that somewhere, someday, these elusive privileges enjoyed by heterosexuals will also be enjoyed by our gay friends.