A Short Story

Let me tell you this story

(This story is based on a real story; none of the names taken are real to hide the personality)

One day a man named Khanda went to a party. After some chats and plays, he decided to get himself a drink. Soon that he went in, an old friend of his named Rana came to get a drink as well. Rana was a married man and had one child. Rana, meeting his friend for so long got intimate with Khanda. Soon Rana's daughter came running in to find her dad and seeing the scene in front of her she ran and called her mother. Her mother came in and asked her "What happened?", "What are they doing?" asked Rita (the daughter), the mother said, nothing much it's what people do in movies. Rita was surprised and gave an awkward smile and said "Ok? But man and man?" and went out. 

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What do you think made the girl so surprised? Was it that she was not aware of such relationships? 

Since most of the time young children are not aware that such relationships also exist, they can't help in spreading awareness about the same. As such one of the main ways we can stop such thoughts and beliefs is to spread awareness and educate the young about relationships amongst different sexualities. Unless the upcoming generations are aware, unfortunately, the absolutely innocent LGBTQ community will keep facing issues. So, let's come together to raise awareness about the issues faced by the LGBTQ community. 







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