Behind the hatred there lies
A murderous desire for love
How can they look into my eyes
And still they don’t believe me?
How can they hear me say those words
And still they don’t believe me?
And if they don’t believe me now
Will they ever believe me?
Mom’s going to church today. I wanted to say I’d like to join in but I guess I’m scared.
For the last couple of years I grew apart of my beliefs, I denied God and his existence, I refused to believe in a religion that wouldn’t accept me for who I was, even if I wasn’t sure I accepted myself.
Sometimes I miss the warmth, the people, how safe I felt knowing God would always take care of me, which is funny keeping in mind at that time I’d live my life pretending to be something else.
My friends would say: “You need to be the one in charge of your present and your future, don’t leave it in the hands of something you don’t know if exists” But before coming to terms with myself about my Bisexual and Transgender nature, I knew he existed, I was certain of it, so why don’t I now?
When my mom told me she’d rather have a drug addict as a child rather than a Gay one I wondered where was God at that time; when I slit my wrists and got so wasted that I could even remember my name I wondered: where are you God, now? When I felt alone, broken and suicidal I told myself he wasn’t real, I swore I’d never put myself in a position where someone or something could decide if I get to live or not, if I get to be saved, forgiven, or condemned to hell for an eternity. I told myself “If God was real he’d be proud that I get to love and be loved by someone, He wouldn’t hate me and say it is wrong”
But I do miss him. I told a friend about this and she said I need to do whatever feels right.
I still think if I go to church people will judge me. I just wish I didn’t have to hide behind a perfect picture to satisfy others perspective on what’s good and what’s not.
What if He’s ignoring me because of who I am? What if my mom’s right and I need to change, and make things right? Sometimes I think I was happier with him in my life, even if I had to pretend, or maybe I’m just miserable now and everything looks the same.