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I guess it's something different for everyone. For me it's a place I can pop in from time to time and sorta converse with people like myself. I do miss the old days and without them in my rear view, I wouldn't last 5 minutes reading here before I decided this place isn't worth it. Can't imagine someone new coming in here, looking around and feeling like they want to stay. Any that do would have to be off their rocker. Maybe that's what happened, over the years, and this is what we're left with. I think activism makes things worse for us. And I think that is obvious but also it's just common sense. The best thing pariahs can do is be invisible. All that activism has done is make it more difficult for BL's to go under the radar when behaving naturally. As long as we are so-called first world, child love won't be accepted. So, hope for a collapse, if finding it too difficult to be a BL. "Fighting against acceptance" to me seems like it would be more productive. Especially today, with us aligning beside sexuality that were created about 5 minutes ago and will be gone 5 minutes from now. The days after we are finally free to do whatever we like would probably be worse for us than the days after slavery ended for blacks in America. If the end goal is simply to be able to walk down the street proclaiming one is a BL without having tomatoes thrown, then what a silly goal that is. I shouldn't have posted any of this. It is not something I think about. Like almost never. No, I don't think giving up is a good option. I'm not sure how someone out there possibly could "have my back" unless they opened up their home to me if I have to go on the lam for this one day. Unless you meant giving up the activism. Yes, that's a good idea. Just my opinion. Let us blend back into the scenery and have better chances of securing the friendships we desire and used to easily find. Again, sorry, I shouldn't have posted this. Because I know shit about this topic. It may as well be a different language to me. Carry on! fb |