InfinityAmmo

Thats great! I love to hear about people getting out of their shells.

And yes this is what I mean but you might be surprised. It depends on where you go here. Some places you would be fine, accepted, and even celebrated but in other places admonished instead. Progress finds a way here but there are hardliners everywhere you go. Ive noticed hardliners traveling abroad as well. It seems like you can't really get away from them.

Maybe it is different in Spain? It sounds much more relaxed but surely there are some who would give a 'stink-eye'?

Ah so cool! I might have even guessed southern California but I had to ask. I'm out of the US if you couldn't tell. People here seem to be coming to their senses more and more every day (so I thought) but it seems we still have a long way to go.

Have you worked with anyone who was escaping their religious oppression? Such as someone who is finally breaking out of their hijab or burqa?

Where do you typically get the most work? Do you ever find yourself in situations where people try to shame you?

Your picture in this post reminds me of a middle eastern setting which seems like a dangerous place to do what you do.

Thanks for your time, I support your way of life!

I appreciate when people can look at the world this way.

I understand that people may want to leave painful thoughts and experiences behind in order to create beautiful new ones. I am glad there are people like you helping to offer that.

It is sad that some people have need to force their views onto others.

I agree that it is during our childhood when these walls are erected. We are like molding clay in our early years. We are then fired in the kiln of our raging teen hormones.

Thank you so much for taking the time to speak openly!