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Thursday, November 18, 2021

Across the spectrum of our collective humanity is a commonality that we all must face
   
  Across the spectrum of our collective humanity is a commonality that we all must face.

Our individual life.

Whether we are gay, straight, or whether we fancy ourselves to be a gender that is contrary to our physical formation, we are but humble humans.    We have a finite life that we are given by virtue of our God or by our nature.    Whether our creator is one of a higher power or one that has created a life in a spontaneous, one-off, disposable nature, we are here.   We exist.

The longer one lives, the less there is a one size fits all solution that can fit each of us.

We must agree that there is a fundmental right to live our life free from having to conform to one ideal or to diminish our right to be what we want to be.

Freedom to live does not mean we have to force others to like or to respect our choices.   We should not force others to even give a shit about who we are or what we want to be.   All we can expect is that no one stand in our way to make our personal life choices.

All too often in the modern era is that we have a contingent
of this society that feels that everyone must agree with
our personal choices and that we must adapt to those
choices.    At no time should anyone be forced to comply
with how someone wants to be called or how someone wants to be identified.    

Your life is yours.   It is not my problem.   Nor is it your cross to bear on how I choose to live my life.    I should be free to make mistakes as I am want to do and you should not be required to protect me.    Nor should I be compelled to make your life easier on your terms.    I should not prevent you from being an idiot.    Your life outcome is your burden.  

Let us appreciate the individual and the beauty of the life we have to live.   Let us not demand anything from others other than to just respect our freedom of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.

Demand not.

 

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