Accept Quote by Alexis Breann Provance
“Okay, so some of my family doesn't accept me for my sexuality. Some of my family does. I honestly do NOT care. Only because when I grow up, I'll be the one paying my bills with my education. Bisexuals, gays, transgenders, etc. WE'RE ALL HUMANS. No one is perfect, and it shouldn't matter about what people think. I hear people say love is love. It is. You could meet someone over the internet ,and they could lie about their gender, and you could fall in love. Well, honestly. That's what happened to me. I thought my first girlfriend was a boy. She looked like a guy, and had a personality of a guy. Well soon enough I went to see her in person, and she was a girl. Was I thrown off? Of course. I thought I was meeting a guy. That day I realized that love was love. Well, I loved her. I then the next day married her on Facebook, and people was asking is there a reason why you're married to a girl on Facebook?.. I was embarrassed at first, then I realized it was perfectly fine. That day was t”
About This Quote
Source Social media post: Personal narrative, 2023
The speaker emphasizes that love transcends gender and societal expectations, asserting personal authenticity despite family acceptance variance.
In simple terms: Love is love, regardless of gender or family approval.
Embrace love without fear of judgment.
Themes
Mood
Type
When to use this quote
- coming out
- online dating
- relationship building
- family discussions
Key Concepts
Questions to Reflect On
- How do you maintain self‑worth when faced with family disapproval?
- What steps can you take to foster open dialogue about sexuality?
Family acceptance may remain inconsistent, causing emotional strain.