What's your
reaction to this story true? Do you believe That She Should Have Told kept her
secret or it to everyone? Explain your reason why.
Serving in silence is
a movie about this woman letting the world know she is a lesbian. Telling the family
that someone is gay or lesbian is a very difficult decision because you never
know what will be the reaction of the family. Usually when young people decide
to tell their families that they are homosexuals family already knew or
suspected. But in the case of Margareth
Cammermeye it was a quite complicated story, since she had children, and served
to the army where for the time being homosexual was not accepted.
She decided to open her heart because she
had fallen in love with a girl and she wanted to express their love fully, so
she decided to tell the world that she is a lesbian and is in love. Saying that
it was a lesbian cost her job, and there is when comes our doubts as sexual
orientation of a person can affect their job performance or their skills.
Before you say nothing she could fulfill her duties exceptionally and that
would not change when she come out.
In my
opinion the story is about a topic that many people are passing through in
modern life. Many people would like to let the world know you love someone and cannot
speak because this like, this discrimination affects people in there love life.
But in my case I understand "what you see is not to be questioned"
and there's no need of telling what makes someone happy, you just need to
accept yourself as the way you are and feel comfortable being. If they ask you I
think there is no need to hide. But I don’t think that is important to tell
everyone she was a lesbian without any reason, because if she kept the secret
or tell the world that will not affect her happiness. I would have kept the
secret, because finally, nobody cares what I do or who I love. I will not lose
my work because I’m telling others that I'm gay. Obviously we want to be
accepted but i don’t think affecting my job and my life will be the right way.
What do you mean by "what you see is not to be questioned"?
ReplyDelete"lo que se ve no se pregunta"... But in english haha I think is not the same thing but the idea is the same that's why I wrote it.
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