April Blogging Challenge Day 24 (a lesson you learned the hard way)

Write about a lesson you've learned the hard Way.

Joining a fundamentalist (evangelical) church is a bad idea if you are LGBTQ. This only led me to hate myself and think I'm a "sinner". It was total bullshit. They did a lot of bashing the LGBTQ community as being the work of the devil among other bullshit things. So being pansexual with gender issues was not a good thing being a member of that church.



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