These two different approaches are based on the diptych question/definition. They are two perspectives on the issue of homophobia. Six truths in the colors of the LGBTQ movement’s flag and one question—“what are you afraid of?”—because obviously it is not the truths that frighten you, but your repressed self.
On the other hand, a definition of the word “puppet” targets you every time your homophobic behavior wants someone to act like an inanimate object, preserving your own balance while suppressing their choice.
At times when fascism and racism are growing stronger, we are obliged to highlight logic and human rights on a daily basis in various ways. On issues this serious, there is no room for lies or pretty sketches. The truth must be direct, harsh, and clear. A definition that points the finger at us in accusation, and certain truths that we stubbornly refuse to hear.
People are different.
Rima Lyma 