As Mahatma Ghandi once said, "You must be the change you wish to see in the world." To begin the change in this world, the first thing I would make sure was gone would be homophobia. Afterwards, I would make sure no one would suffer from any sort of mental illness. Lastly, I would abolish all bad feelings such as hatred, sadness and anger. These are just a few of the things I would get rid of if I could change the world. If I could I could change anything in this world, homophobia would definitely be first. Ever since I came out as gay, people have made a few remarks to me about my sexuality or something relating to that. I've been called many inappropriate names and to be quite honest, it's hurtful. Many people are wondering why so many
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First, no one would feel betrayed if someone like their girlfriend and/or boyfriend lied to them. My, now ex, girlfriend lied to me about cheating. I asked her what she was doing on Saturday and she said she was at a family dinner and she claimed she had to go. The next day, her friend sent a picture of my girlfriend kissing another girl and I ended it right then and there. There were a lot of tears and hatred but since then we've apologized. We no longer talk but I don’t care. Secondly, anyone who's been dumped or dumped someone else knows how heart-wrenching it is. Love is painful, if you find someone who truly loves you and would do anything for you, you're lucky. Finally, there's nothing worse than being happy and then instantly being sad. I don’t know why it happens. It's like a switch in your brain just flips on when you're at your happiest. To put it briefly, everyone would be much happier if we no longer could feel hatred or sadness. Overall, out of everything I could change, these are just the top three. Homophobia would be first, making sure that no one was being bullied is important to me. Secondly, everyone living a happy and healthy life matters most. Lastly, being happy is so important. Everyone should feel that way. All in all, we must be the change we wish to see in this
First, no one would feel betrayed if someone like their girlfriend and/or boyfriend lied to them. My, now ex, girlfriend lied to me about cheating. I asked her what she was doing on Saturday and she said she was at a family dinner and she claimed she had to go. The next day, her friend sent a picture of my girlfriend kissing another girl and I ended it right then and there. There were a lot of tears and hatred but since then we've apologized. We no longer talk but I don’t care. Secondly, anyone who's been dumped or dumped someone else knows how heart-wrenching it is. Love is painful, if you find someone who truly loves you and would do anything for you, you're lucky. Finally, there's nothing worse than being happy and then instantly being sad. I don’t know why it happens. It's like a switch in your brain just flips on when you're at your happiest. To put it briefly, everyone would be much happier if we no longer could feel hatred or sadness. Overall, out of everything I could change, these are just the top three. Homophobia would be first, making sure that no one was being bullied is important to me. Secondly, everyone living a happy and healthy life matters most. Lastly, being happy is so important. Everyone should feel that way. All in all, we must be the change we wish to see in this