Heres A Quick Summary Of The Situation. Everyone, This Is Imani. They Are A Nonbinary Autistic Traumatized

Here’s a quick summary of the situation. Everyone, this is Imani. They are a nonbinary autistic traumatized black person and have extremely physically and mentally abusive cult christian parents.

They finally had a chance to move out into an apartment in a different state and have a job lined up for the end of this month and need help with living expenses until then.

To boot—there is a high likelihood that their current health problems are from cancer their parents chose to ignore and essentially tell them to “pray away” for a long time now

I know yall really gave my friend Katy the help she needed and I would appreciate if you gave Imani a hand

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black girls can be rich

black girls can be icy

black girls can be “ghetto”

black girls can be “hood rich”

black girls can be prim and proper

black girls can be alternative

black girls can like rock music

black girls can like classical music

black girls can like long nails and 30 inch hair

black girls can wear weave 24/7 all while blasting some rock music

black girls can be who they wanna be and what they wanna be. who is to society to say what we can and cannot do?

as a black girl myself, I say just be you with no regrets whatsoever. never shall you fall to the standard of another just cause of their preference. what they perceive as a “black women” shouldn’t state how we should act as an individual

there isn’t a standard for a “black girl”. we’re just our own person who happen to be black

black girls, women, non-binary, please continue to be yourself. love yourself as you no matter what the world has to say about us. I love you mwah <3