The agenda of the WHO and the UN is to destroy America. They started this sexualization agenda many years ago. It was designed to breakdown the basic structure of civilization, which starts with the family unit. I always said to myself as I was growing up, I never want to forget what it feels like to be aa child...and I haven't. I rememb…
The agenda of the WHO and the UN is to destroy America. They started this sexualization agenda many years ago. It was designed to breakdown the basic structure of civilization, which starts with the family unit. I always said to myself as I was growing up, I never want to forget what it feels like to be aa child...and I haven't. I remember very well. I was what people would call a Tomboy...I loved sports and never wanted a doll. I loved to play touch football; and was the captain of a softball team; and was an excellent swimmer. My father exerted a very strong influence on me. He got me into weight lifting too. However, at ten I started noticing boys. I had a crush on one from a distance...I liked the freckles on his nose. When we were kids there was no sexuality thing going on. When I got to be a teenager, I thought about the future...getting married and having chldren If I had been born today...people would have been on me to change my sex. Those who are doing this, are in it for various and sundry reasons.. They could be part of the program to break down our society; and then there are people who simply in it for the money. When I was a teenager, I read a lot. Thank goodness there was no TV. I happened to like Shakespeare - as his plays and words made me think. He said that Life is but a stage and men and women merely players. How right he was! We are born...and we must accept the role we are given...and noone else should influence us. I did not feel feminine as a young child - and I was a very independent teenager. I had to sit on my hands, when I boy took me on a date...and came around to open the door for me. I thought...I can open it myself. However I accepted the role. I waited for him to open the door. When I was 15, I thought about my future children...they were important to me. When I was 21, I woke up one morning and told my sister...Tonight I am going to meet "Someone." ... meaning the man I would marry. Six months later we were married. Life is not about sex...it is about the role you are destined to play. A year earlier, I had a brief meeting in a diner with a soldier I had corresponded with for a couple years...and we met for a cup of coffee. He said that he was afraid to approach me, because I looked like a snob. I had felt uncomfortable waiting for a stranger in a diner. I said to him that I wasn't a snob...I was very shy. His next words changed my life...He said that I should stop thinking about myself and think of others. Nobody is really looking at you. Most people are thinking of themselves. (We never met again). However, his words changed my life. People today are too focused on themselves (selfies and all!) ...and really need to start thinking of others and what they can do to make the world a better place.
The agenda of the WHO and the UN is to destroy America. They started this sexualization agenda many years ago. It was designed to breakdown the basic structure of civilization, which starts with the family unit. I always said to myself as I was growing up, I never want to forget what it feels like to be aa child...and I haven't. I remember very well. I was what people would call a Tomboy...I loved sports and never wanted a doll. I loved to play touch football; and was the captain of a softball team; and was an excellent swimmer. My father exerted a very strong influence on me. He got me into weight lifting too. However, at ten I started noticing boys. I had a crush on one from a distance...I liked the freckles on his nose. When we were kids there was no sexuality thing going on. When I got to be a teenager, I thought about the future...getting married and having chldren If I had been born today...people would have been on me to change my sex. Those who are doing this, are in it for various and sundry reasons.. They could be part of the program to break down our society; and then there are people who simply in it for the money. When I was a teenager, I read a lot. Thank goodness there was no TV. I happened to like Shakespeare - as his plays and words made me think. He said that Life is but a stage and men and women merely players. How right he was! We are born...and we must accept the role we are given...and noone else should influence us. I did not feel feminine as a young child - and I was a very independent teenager. I had to sit on my hands, when I boy took me on a date...and came around to open the door for me. I thought...I can open it myself. However I accepted the role. I waited for him to open the door. When I was 15, I thought about my future children...they were important to me. When I was 21, I woke up one morning and told my sister...Tonight I am going to meet "Someone." ... meaning the man I would marry. Six months later we were married. Life is not about sex...it is about the role you are destined to play. A year earlier, I had a brief meeting in a diner with a soldier I had corresponded with for a couple years...and we met for a cup of coffee. He said that he was afraid to approach me, because I looked like a snob. I had felt uncomfortable waiting for a stranger in a diner. I said to him that I wasn't a snob...I was very shy. His next words changed my life...He said that I should stop thinking about myself and think of others. Nobody is really looking at you. Most people are thinking of themselves. (We never met again). However, his words changed my life. People today are too focused on themselves (selfies and all!) ...and really need to start thinking of others and what they can do to make the world a better place.