Doesn't matter if you are black or white....
I am a lil worried about one of our blogger frenz, it seems her parents took her cellphone away and she is not able to keep in touch with all of us. I saw tweets from her where she is contemplating coming out to her folks about her being gay. I donno how they will take it but I really pray that they accept her as who she is and not try to force her to change herself coz frankly she can't.
This brought about a conversation with Mads. We were discussing how if these prejudices were not there in our society, things would have been better.
We judge people on the basis of their complexion (yawns! I don't need to mention matrimony ads again), if they are fat or slim, if they are gay or straight, if they have a stable job or not, a steady income or not... and the list goes on.
Imagine a world without all these prejudices... I think this concept of imperfections would die out soon.
May be coz I am fat I have this line of thought, but I seriously feel that when you are friends with someone or even if you are in a relationship, then the PERSON matters and not the way they look. We keep judging and comparing people on the basis of ... 'yeh kaala, woh gora... yeh mota hain.. woh bahut patlaa hain, OMG! yeh gay hain...etc.'
We need to break away from all this crap and look beyond. Let us look beyond all this. I have friends who are gay and I don't think they expect me to treat thim differently, we hang out the way we do with straight friends.
Does it really matter that a person who stands by you in your time of need is dark or fair?? *shrugs* When we all know that at the end of it all , what matters is the soul of a person and not the skin, beauty, sexuality, money... then why do we still measure people against these parameters?
I am NO saint. I won't say I AM... that would be lying.... If I don't say it, it goes in my mind and I hate this thought-process. In such moments, I ask myself, what would it be like, if I ever her/him and the faintest hint of prejudice that exists diminishes completely.
We have read it too many times, we tell people the same thing so many times, let us practice it for once. Let people be who they are. Let us not judge them for how they look, what they earn or what sexuality they have coz deep inside there is a person who needs the same loves as we do, has the same potential and at times greater than what we have...
Give people a chance.. Give yourself a chance to be good. Give life a chance yaar :)
This brought about a conversation with Mads. We were discussing how if these prejudices were not there in our society, things would have been better.
We judge people on the basis of their complexion (yawns! I don't need to mention matrimony ads again), if they are fat or slim, if they are gay or straight, if they have a stable job or not, a steady income or not... and the list goes on.
Imagine a world without all these prejudices... I think this concept of imperfections would die out soon.
May be coz I am fat I have this line of thought, but I seriously feel that when you are friends with someone or even if you are in a relationship, then the PERSON matters and not the way they look. We keep judging and comparing people on the basis of ... 'yeh kaala, woh gora... yeh mota hain.. woh bahut patlaa hain, OMG! yeh gay hain...etc.'
We need to break away from all this crap and look beyond. Let us look beyond all this. I have friends who are gay and I don't think they expect me to treat thim differently, we hang out the way we do with straight friends.
Does it really matter that a person who stands by you in your time of need is dark or fair?? *shrugs* When we all know that at the end of it all , what matters is the soul of a person and not the skin, beauty, sexuality, money... then why do we still measure people against these parameters?
I am NO saint. I won't say I AM... that would be lying.... If I don't say it, it goes in my mind and I hate this thought-process. In such moments, I ask myself, what would it be like, if I ever her/him and the faintest hint of prejudice that exists diminishes completely.
We have read it too many times, we tell people the same thing so many times, let us practice it for once. Let people be who they are. Let us not judge them for how they look, what they earn or what sexuality they have coz deep inside there is a person who needs the same loves as we do, has the same potential and at times greater than what we have...
Give people a chance.. Give yourself a chance to be good. Give life a chance yaar :)
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