I'm Fighting For The Right

I Always Felt Like An Outcast At School. I Had Good Friends, But None That I Truly Related To.

You Can't Respect Yourself If You're Afraid To Be Who You Are.

I Have Successfully Avoided Being Stereotyped Into A Specific Category. I've Worked Very Hard At That, And I'm Proud Of Not Being Easily Lumped Into Anybody's Preconceived Notions Or Expectations.

Young Women From A Very Young Age Are Taught That Life Will Be Easier If You Can Just Turn On The Charming Smile And Say Very Little And Be Complacent And Docile And Sweet.

I Don't Want To Be Labeled As One Thing Or Another. In The Past I've Had Successful Relationships With Men, And Now I'm In This Successful Relationship With A Woman. When It Comes To Love I Am Totally Open. And I Don't Want To Be Put Into A Category, As In "i'm This" Or "i'm That."