Why a Christian to be HATED?

I would like to share some thoughts that have been on my mind lately. As a Christian man from an Indigenous community, I sometimes struggle with feelings of hurt and misunderstanding, and I believe it’s important to talk about it.

I’ve been on my faith journey for almost two years now, and it has truly changed my life. I went from feeling lost and battling depression to discovering hope and improvement in my mental well-being. Embracing this faith has been a positive experience for me. I gained a new Job which I never expected to get this position and I have graduated from the best university in Cambodia.

However, the transition hasn’t been without its challenges. Some friends and people close to me have distanced themselves, and I’ve faced some bullying and rejection, even being invited to my wedding. It’s been tough, especially since I never meant to hurt anyone.

It's important for us to remember the significance of our roots and identities, regardless of our beliefs. Our Cambodian Supreme Law emphasizes the importance of treating everyone with respect, regardless of their faith. To create a more harmonious world, we should honor and appreciate the rich diversity of nations, beliefs, and perspectives that surround us.

Let’s all strive to foster respect and kindness in our communities. Wishing you all a wonderful day in our life.

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Do not bully others

When I was a kid, I was a boy who got more pressure all over from people who have no value and I thought the world is full of bullying. In fact, my shape was not looking good as now, my body was the thinnest with a big belly, ugliest, and was the most strange boy and I also have different thinking compared to everyone in my rural village. There was a lot of bullying from my friends, neighbors, siblings, and sometimes from my teachers. Therefore, I was a sad boy from a poor family. I was probably aged 10-year-old, no one liked me and most of my friends did not want to play football with me because at that time I have a big belly as in this photo above. And I had no comfortable clothes like my friends. I did not talk too much with others because all the time that I started a conversation with them, they often rejected me and called me “Heya, អាក្មេងតេនញ៉ា ,” refers to a someone who has a huge belly and ugliest boy. So, I could not build strong relationships with those we...

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