Outcasts
Some of us are rejected from society for simply being ourselves. Religion, sexual orientation or even ethnicity. I'm an atheist and bisexual living in a Muslim country and religious family; my kind is persecuted heavily. And there are more of us out there. I wish we could come together and support each other. So many of us can't beat with the stress, even take our lives. I'm fine, but still stress filled. It's hard to live in a world where you're despised so much. Love is so fake. I wish we could all reach out to each other.
@PitchieUwU
I hear you. As an atheist autistic, I feel some of what you feel (although I do not claim it is the same). One of the great things today is that the internet does have a good opportunity for people to connect. In the past two years, starting before we were all isolated in pandemic, I found support in online autistic communities. Although I don't have much experience in person, knowing there are others out there is a big support.
You are here. Here is a good safe place. There are other good places where you can find others who know your situation.
Don't give up - your idea of community is beautiful and it is not impossible. It may have been 50 years ago, but it's not now. This brings opportunity for change and even the most precious escape. I believe in you. You are not alone. Thank you for sharing.