I, for the first time, experienced Provincetown, Cape Cod, Mass. What a sight. Rainbows lined the streets and it was just, wow. I was so amazed, I had to step back and look. Here, no matter what you were, who you were, where you were from, you were accpeted, and judged with a gentle eye. It amazed me. I felt like I could have run out into the packed streets screamed, "I AM NOT A WOMAN." and been applauded. It was such an experience, no one was afraid to do anything! There were shirtless men in skirts, a man dressed as a woman, and so much more. I was awestruck.

Needless to say, I plan on moving to Provincetown and raising a family there(;
JUST KIDDING

haha but anyway, see my point is, is that why isn't the rest of the world like that? Everyone here is friendly and has a good attitude, and really doesn't give a shit. I wish that this was regular to everyone in the world because, it teaches us, that no matter what, you are who you are and you need to accept it.

Trust me, people here accept it.

Well, sadly I don't have any music for today or a quote (I'm just not in the mood hah)

Happy fourth of July America!
beach today possibly! (:

bye!