The trendy thing to do in our current society is to come out as being something other than what God has created us to be.

God created mankind in His own image to reflect his attributes, but people want to distort that by claiming that God either messed up when they created them, or what is more often the case, they deny the existence of God altogether and therefore there is no standard and people can just do whatever they want.

I wanted to make sure that those of you who are parents of younger children or maybe even grandparents of younger children, that there is a new “kids star” who has recently announced that she is among the LGBTQ community.

Dancer, YouTuber, and whatever else she does, Jojo Siwa releases a video on TikTok lip-syncing to Lady Gaga’s song, “Born This Way”, which is sort of an anthem, if you will, of the LGBTQ community and posted a photo of herself wearing a shirt that said, “Best. Gay. Cousin. Ever.”

My cousin got me a new shirt pic.twitter.com/DuHhgRto7b

— JoJo Siwa!🌈❤️🎀 (@itsjojosiwa) January 22, 2021

Here’s the catch though, she claims that she doesn’t know what category she would classify as.

“I always believed that my person was just going to be my person,” she said. “And if that person happened to be a boy, great, and if that person happened to be a girl, great!”

Since Siwa has never fallen in love with someone, she avoided a specific label. She also thanked people for the love and support they have shown.

“I think humans are awesome, I think humans are really incredible people. Right now, I’m super duper happy and I want to share everything with the world but I also want to keep things in my life private until they are ready to be public. Right now what matters is that you guys know that no matter who you love, that it’s OK. It’s awesome and the world is there for you,” she said. “There are so many people that are there for you. I know everyone’s situation is different and it might be harder for some people and it might be easier for some people to come out or be themselves but I think coming out has this stigma around it — that it’s this really, really, really scary thing, but it’s not anymore. There are so many accepting and loving people out there that it’s OK.”

Of course, people are going to say it’s not normal, but nothing is normal. Literally not one thing about anybody is normal and it’s OK not to be normal, it’s OK to be a little different, it’s OK to be a little weird, strange, different. That’s something we should never, ever be afraid of. That’s something we should be proud of.”

For the life of me, I’ll never understand why this sort of lifestyle is celebrated.