Matagal nang mulat si Seulgi ukol sa LGBTQI issues pero mas umigting yung kagustuhan niyang maging part in advocating for humane treatment for the LGBTQI nung napunta siya sa Taiwan. 

Kaya naman she found it so disturbing when she learned that the Suqian court in Jiangsu, mainland China upheld a ruling allowing a college textbook to call being an LGBTQI a "mental disorder."

She felt aghast and wronged. Hindi mental illness ang pagkatao nila. 

She then stumbled upon a callout for books showing how human LGBTQI people are - itong books na 'to from other countries ang pantapat dun sa misguided at erroneous definition na itinuturo ng college textbook na iyun sa mainland China. 

She felt fire and valiance surged within her as she realized na puwede niya isama yung art book niya dito. She will do all she can para maging part ng campaign na 'to. 

The only thing is hindi nga niya alam pangalan ng art book niya at yun yung unang tanong sa application for the campaign. 

Hindi naman sinasabi ni Joohyun sa kanya. And she still can't figure it out. So she knows she'll have to talk to her soon and get this pertinent detail from her. 

Pero dahil alam niyang medyo sensitive topic ito para sa mahal niya, kakausapin niya muna si Jennie about it. 

"Ruby Jane ko, I have to talk to Joohyun. Kailangan ko kasi malaman na yung title ng art book ko for my application sa isang rights awareness campaign sa mainland." 

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