Grandma Ruby on gender, identity and freedom #education #Identity

Just fyi: because I know you are sad, your face lit up as you told that awesome Grandma Ruby story. I love how she went right on by your expectation and hit on the fact that it isn't a big deal & people should be able to respect each other & chill. My BFFs 86yo ma is like that

Living with love in your heart, not hate in your heart. Why is that so hard?

I'm so sorry about Grandma Ruby, when my Nan passed I knew it , I said to my hubby Nans gone I felt her energy pass through me that's how I knew , often when I'm sad I feel her sitting on the edge of my bed my Mom is gone as well but I just know it's my Nan comforting me . Point of this tweet they are always with us . This is very real . I'm glad you share stories it's a good thing it helps with the grief and shock . Sending you love

Gramma Ruby is 100 % right about all this. She’s a wonderful person & role model.

Grandma Ruby is spot on. We waste so much time arguing about utter nonsense. Everyone deserves to be happy. 😊

This reminds me of my grandma Marion, she felt the same way and spoke up everyday, perhaps with a few choice words thrown in😉. Am I right @amys_here ? I wish our grandmas were everyone’s grandmas

Your Grandmother was the most beautiful person ever. Some of these people need something to be outraged over so they can hide their own flaws. If they focus on a perceived flaw in someone else, then hopefully others won't see their flaws.

The world needs more Grandma Rubies.

Grandma Ruby was 'good people'. Looks like she passed that trait on! What an interesting and heart warming tweet!

What a beautiful Grandma Ruby story. She’ll always be with you, Jo. ❤️