ââŠhe is still my family and nothing can change that, unless he actually did something to warrant me not talking to him. Point is, itâs so so so not worth cutting off family just for their beliefs, unless, ya know u got ur reasons for why you donât talk to them.â
Respectfully, if someone voted for a GIANT bigot whose administration and fan club are actively working to destroy the security of hundreds of thousands of people, that person did do âsomethingâ worth cutting somebody off over.
YOU PERSONALLY can choose not to, and still rub shoulders with Trump fans in your family, thatâs on you, that is your choice, and thatâs fine, I think itâs short-sighted but I truly truly do understand loving someone who is justâŠfucking wrong !all the time! about everything!, you know? So go on, be pals with your family who has political views that suck.
But do not, do not tell people that they should do the same.
Someone who voted for Trump? They took action to harm people like me. And if they didnât think of it that way, if they donât see it that way, tough shit. We are the ones who know when we are being put at risk, when our lives are being endangered. Not anyone else.
So yeah, I do got my âreasonsâ for why I wonât talk to some people.
And even if I werenât queer and disabled? I still have Jewish friends. There are LGBT+ people in my community. I have disabled family members. I know at least three people who are women. My neighbors arenât all white.  I care about those people and that alone would be enough for me.
Itâs not childish to reject people who donât care if others come to harm.
And when those people are very close to you? Family, or friends? It is, in fact, a very difficult, and a very adult, thing to take a stand.
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