were “removed or ran away from their foster placements as a result of hostility toward their sexual orientation or gender identity.”) Madison ended her note with advice for her fans. "If someone is mistreating you in ANY way please speak up," she wrote. "It is NEVER okay and I was blinded by love and much too afraid to come out and say anything in fear I would be broken up with or not taken seriously by someone I told. SPEAK UP. Don't make the same mistakes I did, your safety is never worth it." Trump saying during his opening remarks on July 16, prior to a two-hour, one-on-one meeting between the two world leaders. “But I think we will end up having an extraordinary relationship. I hope so.” The only person in my life who accepted all of my identities was my aunt. I told her that I was queer when I turned 15. To my surprise, she was more understanding of me than I was of myself. “You are the child of the Sapo and Kru people, you are smart and Allah loves you even if you feel that the world is against you. He will always be there to protect you,” she would say to me when I started to doubt myself. These words were the only thing to remind me that someone in my life loved me even if I was unwilling to publicly show who I was.