Having principal sucks sometimes.

[Pink Plaid]

So as I'm sure some of you know I've done modeling in the past getting paid $100 an hour. So I had a my first photo shoot in a couple years set up for next weekend after the photographer had to take some time off due to family issues and my life being very busy.

I was super excited but then saw my photographer post a very transphobic post on Facebook regarding the new law that may ban trans women from using women's washrooms. I was disgusted and can't imagine sharing a creative vision with someone so closed minded and hateful.

So now I messaged him explaining I would no longer be working with him. I'm bummed I'm going to lose out on doing a fun photo shoot and losing a few hundred dollars. But I had to stick with my principals and not help someone like that. But my boyfriend told me he is very proud of me.

So LD...
Have you ever had to turn down a good opportunity to stay true to your principals?
If so what was it?
If not would you or would you just ignore what you believe in to profit?

[Bam BAM Boom BOOM]

Being true to your principles is thankless, but I can look in the mirror and say "I'd party with that guy, he's cool and has integrity".

[Thine Wicht]

I want to read word-for-word what his Facebook post said, frankly, for you to ignore the fact that he would give you his money every hour just to bend your joints and look pretty.

[Stale Taste]

But you were paying for a service, not for someone who agrees with your views.
I am completely pro-gay rights, but I still eat at Chik-Fil-a because I like them waffle fries. emotion_drool

[King Shining Heaven]

Well, I guess you had to stay true to your principles, but I mean, it's just an opinion; it's not like he was asking you to protest trans people or something