Important Talking Point.

Actually there is another issue here that can't be denied. The gay issue. That I am homosexual and identify as gay. As I have most of my adult life. It is very important in this situation. Not just defining who I am, but clearly in other ways too. Probably ways I don't even know yet, and maybe never will. And it will from now on be the fourth one of those three talking points. That I was driven to suicide alone, the car injustice and the fact I have Cerebral Palsy. And was probably deliberately misdiagnosed as not having it and being treated for it for some reason, is my current theory. I will always bring it up in every situation and it will always be featured prominently in all my arguments and fights, that I'm gay. It might be central to this situation in some way. This situation is so unfair and ridiculous, I wouldn't be surprised. I think one of my room mates overheard me tell a doctor or medical worker at Sinai-Grace that I was gay. And then after that I was threatened by almost all my room mates that followed. Like I told the staff, I will always bring it up and feature it prominently. But not so I'll be hurt, but because I expect to be protected always. Protected always above and beyond. In any setting like that. And I just don't see how they could do that in a place like a group home in Detroit. And I think really all the group homes in metro Detroit are probably in decline from what I hear. I am safest at home and taking care of myself, living independently. With a car always, with all the features I need in it now that Wayne County Probate Court and the police have permanently damaged me like this. So it will always be a central talking point.