Human Rights Campaign

  Lesbian love   Sita and Laxmi attended school. Attended college and university together. Sitting together, sharing together Eating together, walking together Inseparable, they fell in love. Feeling each other Expressing each other Kissing their cheeks Tasting their lips and body fragrance Love of their lives, living together Dating together, reading together, and writing together Loving together Hugging together Families searching for a boy to marry them But the souls of Sita and Laxmi were united long ago. Families search for partners increased. Loving birds are traumatized and stressed. The time is approaching to marry their opposite sex. Love birds flew to an unknown place. That unknown place was too coercive to their love. A daily dose of same-sex is unnatural or haram has become hell for both loving souls Decided to end their life. But suddenly Pupil of John Rawls and Isaiah Berlin I happened to meet them. Giving them hope

  Gay love Ram, my love How are you today, after our love? After our hug, after our kiss, and after our unification, I am feeling you in every moment. My body and soul are killing me. I feel like you are amazing. I hope you slept well. After our love, I hope you are relaxed now. After our love loving you is easy, but waiting is killing me. Forgetting you is not easy, my love. Let us meet again. Let us make love again. Your love, Krishna   Ram and Krishna are males who fell in love with each other. Love is natural, so love and let them love each other; live and let them live. Let us follow what our liberal philosophers John Rawls and Isaiah Berlin defined as what liberty, truth, freedom, and justice mean. Let us respect individual identity, choice, recognition, love, feelings, and expressions. Let them express the same sex and the same love feelings.   Dr. Suryaraju Mattimalla Author of the globally acclaimed "Compatibility of the Death Penalty with the

  Extremist, fanatic, casteist, racist, and coercive ideologies across time and space------------------- Dr. Suryaraju Mattimalla, Author of the globally acclaimed "Compatibility of the Death Penalty with the Purpose of Criminal Punishment in Ethiopia" Author of the "Why I Am Not Indian: The Untouchable Rejecting India's Citizenship"