Mary Brown Shows Support For LGBTQ Community: ‘He showed you up’

Mary Brown is not here to address her marriage at the moment.

She is not here to talk about the future of the sister wives.

Instead, the veteran reality star wants to focus on something more important at the moment:

Their struggle within the LGBTQ community.

“I don’t pretend to understand the pain, conflict, or struggle the LGBTQ community may feel. I know I don’t always use the right terminology and language,” Brown admitted opening her latest Instagram post, continuing as follows:

“Because I’m not gay, I don’t experience or understand rejection and judge who feels it.

“There is a lot I don’t know or understand.”

Maria, daughter of Mary, is clearly gay.

She is engaged to a woman named Audrey.

For all the times we criticize Cody Brown for being selfish And a terrible husband, we have to give him credit for the way he handled revealing Maria years ago.

Although many within the Mormon religion are against the concept of homosexuality, Cody embraced his daughter with open arms at the time.

“What I do know is this,” Merry expands on the same topic.

“You are safe with me. I know there are many who struggle to feel loved.

“I see you and I send you my love.

“I want everyone to feel comfortable in their own skin. To be who they are. To feel confident, whole, and powerful. Just being.”

Brown shared this message at the end of Pride Month.

This is the promotion of assertiveness, dignity, equality, and the increased visibility of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBTQ) identity as a social group.

Pride, as opposed to shame and social stigma, is the dominant view that underpins most gay rights movements.

Pride lent its name to organizations, institutes, institutions, book titles, periodicals, cable television station, and Pride Library.

Here’s how Meri wrapped up her remarkable post:

I often feel baffled as to what I can absolutely do to contribute to peace, healing, and acceptance. So I will just love. I will provide support. I will protect your back.

Always.