Human Race not colour, not gender, not country, not straight, not bi, not anything just human
Over the last however many years or so it has become very clear that our race, our gender, our sexual orientation, our everything defines us. How many people become depressed or even worse develop an eating disorder or how devastating that it ultimately ends some people's lives.
I want to break the taboos of everything, why can't we just say instead of "I'm white", "I'm black", "I'm asian" "I'm mixed race" etc, can't we just start using "I'm human", yes, people will give weird looks but people judge and are sheep, they follow everything and they will follow suit like a pack of cards, are you a pack of cards? If not, then stop making judgements on someone when you don't know what they're going through.
People always say "in the real world" like it's a fantasy world you live in otherwise, isn't life its own fantasy? There are so many things as a human you accept as that is just the way things are meant to be. But, what if the world that adults portray to children is jealousy because children see the world for what it is but as you grow up you get blindsided by all the different things that happen such as colour, race, sexual orientation all start to come to play, what happened to "you're human, I'm human, do you want to play?"
After a while a child grows up and gets into trouble for their own fantasy world, but at the end of the day it's children who are living in the real world and it's adults living in this fantasy world that has been created where you have to get grades, qualifications, be someone who is successful in order to be well off. But that doesn't bring happiness, that brings stress.
People make opinions and judgements of everyone all the time, and why can't people just say like me "I'm not responsible for the version of me that you created in your head", we all make judgements and views of people on how we want to view them not on who they really are as a person.
Let's start going back to being a child and thinking that everyone is the same and equal and it doesn't matter what you look like on the outside, it's what's on the inside that counts. Let's break this stigma that you have to grow up and you have to base everyone off their race. It's the 21st century we all need to make a difference.
Until next time...