In the beginning, I was not one of them. I found them inevitable, touching them by chance, and being with them suddenly.
At first, I couldn't understand them either, and like many people, I watched them from a distance, almost silently.
It wasn't until after this suddenness that I started to face up to the oppression I suffered, and I started to want to be a person.
When I tried to be a person, I was misunderstood, mocked, bullied, and shut out of my family.
My dignity has long been trampled in the mud, and when I wanted to pick up my dignity, they tried to step on my dignity lower in various ways.
Therefore, when ridicule spreads, coercion surrounds, and family affection becomes conditional charity, I can only move forward more firmly.
I don't want to be an enslaver, an oppressor, a hegemon, I just want to be a human being.
Enslavers, oppressors, and hegemons often make rules, they think men come first, then men.
And I know that first there are people, and then there are men and women.
I am a man first, and then a woman.
I should have the rights that people are born with, I should have the freedoms that people are born with, and I should also have the rights given to people by society.
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