The problem with society at the moment is that in everyday life, people feel more inclined to throw up the middle finger than they do the peace sign...

...they would rather glare at you as an act of intimidation than smile at you as a gesture of love and they are more likely to tell you to fuck off than to have a nice day...

      This is disgusting, horrible and really upsetting and it shouldn't be this way...

I'n our own way we should try to change the world and everyone we meet... Will our effort worth it?

I don't know, but I do care... And a better world with less judgement and hate and more peace and love is totally worth it!

We should start acting with more love in our minds. Let's not be "Humans without humanity".

      The problem with society is that in everyday life, people feel more inclined to throw up the middle finger than they do the peace sign, they would rather glare at you as an act of intimidation than smile at you as a gesture of love and they are more likely to tell you to fuck off than to have a nice day.. this is disgusting, horrible and really upsetting and it shouldn't be this way...

In my own way I try to change this...

Is my effort worth it? I don't care...

But a better world with less judgement and hate, and more peace and love is totally worth it.

"The world is full of nice people, if you can't find one, 

be one"

     Some days ago, after having published some stuff on a social network, someone commented one of my posts, It was a young man who described himself as a servant of God, and a God fearing person.

     And so we started talking, because I'm always interested into making new friends, 
Until that in the middle of the conversation he asked me "I hope you are a christian?" which I replied "nop, you "hope" wrong".

     I thought "ohh -.- not another one of those who can't respect other's beliefs." (trying hard not to tag Christians only)

       After talking for a little about myself and trying to explain my beliefs to him, and a little surprised with his interest about it, continuing to ask me more questions about it, which I answered gladly.

      Until he tells me that "only Christianity is real", accusing my beliefs, and stating that what does not have a valuable source as Christianity does, is not real, and then he just started bragging about his religion. 

        I felt deeply offended and judged for seeing part of me defamed like that. There's no way I would let that bring me down, If I felt inferior to him for just being different, he would have won. I finished the conversation right then, asking respect, because right when he started talking about that subject I told him that what I am, above all, is someone who sees individuality as a virtue and other's differences with respect.

      WHAT I LEARNED: Well, something is certain, he wasn't respecting who I am, my personality and differences,  and he was not "loving his neighbor as himself". His loss, lost what could have been a good friendship.

     As for me, I still believe that there would be no joy in life if we were all alike, and that's why I celebrate each new person in my life.

And being different only makes someone more beautiful and interesting!