Constant clashes between values and reality: why things aren't so simple for me

[tornado34jh]

10. As I said above, I didn't any vote any Republican, or really, I should call them the Trump/fascist party

However way it is put, at the end of the day, I didn't vote a single Republican. If anything, I got ticked off, and still am, when my aunt and my parents asked me why I didn't go for Trump when I never asked them who they voted for and the storming judge me for it. They literally told me to my face that I needed to be careful on who vote because it will seriously affect me. Yeah, like Trump is going to fucking make things better for me. Like I said, I am probably the one person in my family that didn't vote Trump or anyone Republican. All I know is, I didn't want this fascist government in power. Furthermore, it's doesn't matter how times I know I am right, my aunt and parents will still argue with me asking why I voted Democratic. They bought in to the cult hook line and sinker.

What's ironic is that my aunt in particular told me at one point she was independent, but honestly I knew that was a lie. Heck, one time I believe it was when Joe Biden won, I posted something on Facebook/Instagram and although I knew I was right, they got upset with me. I was forced to take it down, even though I really didn't want to. You should understand that I am judged by most of my family for not supporting Trump. But I voted Harris because the Republican/Trump platform was and is horrible, and we're seeing that to full effect. I have friends that I know who are lesbian, why would I vote for someone that goes against them? I'm not going to sell out my friends for the altar of Trump.