would lead to to get married to a accept me as their own, disownment if someone asked them person of the how many children you sex. have, they would say one and that would be my brother. They even wouldn’t acknowledge my existence” Pride is relevant to Natasha Pride should be used “It could be used to shame 481-482) mask shame, but I think to accept shame, one’s more about it’s become one with embracing shame than shame in order to masking more it. It’s embrace the situation. about being aware of your shame, being aware of how you feel about your shame, being aware about how you feel about your family’s shame and where you fit into that and just being able to embrace that situation” Settled for the Natasha Future dreams are because “I’ve settled lesser I’m not moving to India, sacrificed because I feel that this is a better sexuality causes one’s dream. I mean dreams complications for are always gonna be future. one’s weird and gonna you’re have ridiculous dreams and my ridiculous dream is to go to India, my ultimate that’s dream and even though my future, ten years over here is much, much better than me moving to India, it is still settling for something less, but yea, I know I’m gonna be happy in ten years” Prince charming Beatrice (4-6) Insecurities developed “For a couple of years I and princess was saying I was bi from a heterosexual because obviously upbringing that you’re kind of at school relationships are and you grow up between men and thinking “Oh men and women. women, prince charming for princess” everywhere you look it’s heterosexual, so that made me a little bit insecure” Labels stigmatise Beatrice (17-20, Certain labels and felt there was a lot of, “I homosexuality 170-172); I don’t know there was a insults became lot of mixed emotions Mathew negative stigmas of and stuff and I felt quite 113-116); homosexuals uncomfortable with the labels like I felt that
would lead to disownment accept me as their own, if someone asked them how many children you have, they would say one and that would be my brother. They wouldn’t even acknowledge my existence” to get married to a person of the Pride is relevant to shame Natasha 481-482) “It could be used to mask shame, but I think it’s more about embracing shame than masking it. It’s more about being aware of your shame, being aware of how you feel about your shame, being aware about how you feel about your family’s shame and where you fit into that and just being able to embrace that situation” Pride should be used to accept one’s shame, become one with shame in order to embrace the situation. Settled for the lesser Natasha “I’ve settled because I’m not moving to India, I feel that this is a better dream. I mean dreams are always gonna be weird and you’re gonna have ridiculous dreams and my ridiculous dream is to go to India, that’s my ultimate dream and even though my future, ten years over here is much, much better than me moving to India, it is still settling for something less, but yea, I know I’m gonna be happy in ten years” Future dreams are sacrificed because one’s sexuality causes complications for one’s future. Prince charming and princess Beatrice (4-6) “For a couple of years I was saying I was bi because obviously you’re kind of at school and you grow up thinking “Oh men and women, prince charming for princess” everywhere you look it’s heterosexual, so that made me a little bit insecure” Insecurities developed from a heterosexual upbringing that relationships are between men and women. Labels stigmatise homosexuality Beatrice (17-20, 170-172); Mathew 113-116); “I felt there was a lot of, I don’t know there was a lot of mixed emotions and stuff and I felt quite uncomfortable with the labels like I felt that Certain labels and insults became negative stigmas of homosexuals sex.
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