Why should I help the queer community?
- Amanda Riddell
- May 18, 2024
- 1 min read
When you lot set yourselves up as my judge, jury and executioner because you hated that I expressed a different view.
It's easy to dislike you guys when you're all acting like a bunch of precious sausages that can't handle the daily reality of being misgendered or told that I'm not allowed to be myself because people may have seen my dick. 1. It was unintentional. 2. Communication is key. Literally telling me would have been good, and some people in my world were actually willing to be that blunt. You haven't supported my gender expression kaupapa, and in fact you have literally challenged the very idea that I'm trans. If you guys have enemies, it's because you're unable to hear opposing points of view. I've had a wealth of friends across the spectrum of the rainbow community, but very few of those are fans of the gay scene in Wellington. The reason that I'm not a regular at Scotty and Mals or Ivy is because I feel like I might get raped.
You simply and plainly have no legal right to my screenplay, and I am going to force you to wait until the book comes out. That is reasonable, and I'm more than happy for you to pay me a fair sum for my IP and then adapt my work. But, until then, you will ALL cease and desist with the illegal spying. If you think that I should be under a CTO, then actually apply one. The truth is that my therapists are saying one thing, and 'the community' is saying another. Newsflash: are any of you trained psychiatrists or psychologists? 🤬