I Believe In Acceptance

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I believe in acceptance. When we were first given this assignment, my anxiety set in immediately, I was nauseous and dizzy just thinking about getting in front of a class and stating what I believe. And in those first moments of realizing how scared I am of getting in front of the class and talking, I realized I am afraid to proclaim my beliefs because I am only seventeen. What I mean is, I don’t hold the key to knowledge and I don’t know what I believe, so how am I supposed to make you see what I believe as something that’s not, well, laughable. But this made me realize that I believe in

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