Just Sexual Orientation Of The Parents Can Bring Children To Suffer In East Africa, Please Support LGBTQI

East Africa is a region rich in culture and diversity, yet it faces significant challenges regarding LGBT rights and acceptance. In many countries, same-sex relationships are criminalized, leading to widespread discrimination and violence against LGBTQ+ individuals. Despite these obstacles, activism and community support continue to emerge, highlighting the resilience of the LGBT community.

QUIT OR KEEP MOVING..!

They can't stop you, if you don't quit. Nothing can stop you if you make the decision to keep going. Think about the strongest people you know. Maybe they are athletes, entrepreneurs, Artists or Activists anyone who has dared to dream and then dared to struggle for it. They weren't given their victories, They earned them.

They stumbled and got back up, They lost battles, face defeat, dealt with failure, but they didn't quit. And because they didn't quit they couldn't be stopped.

Resilience isn't about being breakable, it's about being unstoppable. Think about all the times you felt in doubt. It could be self doubt, maybe other people doubting you, maybe you are exhausted! it happens! we are human.

I am a trans girl living in a refugee camp, a place where survival is the only thing that matters, and people like me often fade into the background. I came here seeking safety, hoping to find a place where I could live without fear. But even within these crowded tents and endless lines for food, I remain invisible.

Today, the pain in my stomach is unbearable. It started as a dull ache a few days ago, but now it twists inside me like a knife. I don’t know what’s wrong. Maybe it’s something I ate, or maybe my body is struggling under the weight of stress, hunger, and the cold nights on thin blankets. I need medical help, but every time I try to speak up, I am met with silence, with stares, with rejection.

I am scared. Scared that no one will listen. Scared that they will ignore me because of who I am. But I cannot let that fear stop me.

So I am writing this plea, hoping someone will hear me. I need medical care. I need someone to see me, to acknowledge that my pain is real. I am a human being, just like everyone else in this camp. I deserve to be treated with dignity, to have my suffering acknowledged.

If anyone out there can help—an aid worker, a doctor, anyone with kindness in their heart—please, I am here. I am waiting. And I am in pain.

LGBTQIA refugees we're going through a lot but love is love we have nothing to do because it's nature so please support us

Never reply when you are angry, never make a promise when you are happy, and never make a decision when you are sad. Emotions can cloud your judgement leading you to say or do things you may regret. Anger can fuel harsh words, happiness can make you over commit, and sadness can lead to choices that don't reflect your truth intentions. Always be cautious! let your emotions settle and approach each situation with a clear mind. Wisdom comes from when knowing to wait before acting.

Homophobic attack in our camp, please support

Having a happy life when you're a transgender in Africa is a chance, support African transgenders

Never reply when you are angry, never make a promise when you are happy, and never make a decision when you are sad. Emotions can cloud your judgement leading you to say or do things you may regret. Anger can fuel harsh words, happiness can make you over commit, and sadness can lead to bad choices

Happy Easter, dear friends on Tumblr.

Today, as many of you gather with loved ones, paint eggs, and share meals, I’m writing from a place far from all of that, yet full of hope. I live in Gorom Refugee Camp in South Sudan, where I stand not only as a survivor, but as a proud voice for my community—LGBTQIA+ refugees who have known displacement, rejection, and pain, but who still hold tightly to dreams of dignity, peace, and belonging.

Easter, for many, is about resurrection—about hope rising even after the darkest night. That message lives deep in our hearts here. We may not have much, but we still share what we can: a smile, a story, a piece of bread, a hug. And today, humbly, we ask you to share what you can.

If you have abundance, consider sharing a piece of it with us. Whether it’s by spreading awareness, donating to LGBTQ refugee support organizations, or simply holding space in your heart and your feed for stories like ours—it makes a difference.

We are still here. We are still proud. We are still human.

Wishing you love, renewal, and a joyful Easter.