Societal Paradigms, Our Behaviours, and Why LBGTQIA Is Incompatible With Many Cultures

Duality of Life and Death

I am writing this text from an individualistic purview. Perpetual recollection, meditation, and inquisitive instincts are the triggers of this brief but piercing analysis.

Our world is reeling from chaos, and there is no conventional explanation for riveting anomalies. There is so much pain and pleasure, but the latter can only last too long - the balance has been offset.

When People Go

People pass on every day, as their replacements arrive almost instantly. But they are not the same soul, are they? When we see them go we become broken, we cry - some hysterically, others softly.

We cry because we are in the dark: we have no idea where they are going (the Bible answers these questions). All we know is that we will never see them again in this life - they have entered the void. We become afraid - always on the precipice of demise. Frightened by imminent death and the fragmentation of our bodies.

Our Lives and Cultural Hindrances

Every soul has a set of likes and dislikes. However, these lists are remarkably influenced by the societal fiats - the people around us, their norms, and their beliefs.

As a child grows up, they become apprehended by societal dictum. And as they try to fit in, they must conform to the expectations of their societies.

Society has put some things on a pedestal - those few elect qualities and some misconceptions from their cultural fabric.

As we grow up, it becomes clear that the idealized concepts are faulty when applied in real-life situations. They are incompatible with reality.

Example: the type of girl your community wants may not match your holistic life.

Later on, you'll agree that we must escape the cages our culture has put us in - acculturation; put every idolized character on a scale, purge it, sieve it, and make a commonsensical choice.

Cultural Imperialism and LGBTQIA+

LGBTQIA couples - lesbians

Cultural imperialism defines a scenario where a foreign culture subdues a local one. In this context, LGBTQIA is notably the most prevalent form of cultural imperialism.

Virtually all African and Arab communities, amongst others, abhor all versions of LGBTQIA.

Do You Disapprove of LGBTQIA? Why?

If you ask me the same question, I'll say: yes, I disapprove. But why? I bet our reasons differ significantly.

First, who are the LGBTQIA folks?

Well, rationally, you shouldn't hate something without unraveling it in detail. Even worse, you are not to go with the majority; instead, dive into research first.

LGBTQ+ is an acronym that describes the following  sexual/intimacy classes:

• Lesbian - complete women who "want" feminines.

• Gay - complete men who fall for other men.

• Bisexual - either female or male who possesses both key organs - though one may be superior over another, and may be corrected surgically.

• Transgender - individuals born with sexual malformation so a girl may possess men's organs.

• Queer - queer individuals apply "queer theory", which entails questioning traditional and academic definitions of sex or gender. It is taking a thinking detour from a traditional one to a new thinking avenue. I may refer to the queer group, positively, as cults. Folks who have decided to establish a new sexual reality.

Using the term“gay community, etc." is prejudicial and subjective as it does not account for the community's diversity wholly - as you have seen from their definitions.

My LGBTQIA Paradigm

I'll ask again, how do you see LGBTQIA?

As for me, without understanding how these guys feel, and devoid of knowing their intrinsic and extrinsic instincts - literally deciding unilaterally - I'll assign the following preconceived meanings or explanations to them:

Note: I'd love to hear from an LGBTQIA individual to discover more - email me.

• Transgender-Bisexual: I'll call transgender and bisexual medical conditions that require treatment. We may not have the treatment now but we are inching closer. So, I'll pray for a breakthrough in this area.

• Lesbian-gay: Concurrently, I'll assign lesbian and gay "mental illnesses".

• Queer: At the same time, as discussed, I'll describe queer folks as "sexual cults".

However, as mentioned beforehand, these are not empirical or experimented explanations - like raw data that requires further analysis, which I'll do.

Conclusion

This is a really critical topic, because if we want to encroach the kingdom of God on such individuals - those bound to traditions and LGBTQIA+ - we have to really know them, not make subjective conclusions.

I have faith all these problems can be fully addressed in our time.

Peace.

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@novaspagina