Oh boy. Several things I should think.
But I’m supposed to choose one.
I’ll go with this: Many people don’t understand that appearances don’t matter. I’m equal opportunity stupid. By that I mean that I believe terrible people can come in any gender, age, or nationality. Good people can too. 🌞
In a world where judgments often fly,
Appearances capture every passerby.
But beneath the surface, a truth lies deep,
Where character’s secrets quietly keep.
For some may judge by what they see,
Yet fail to grasp true identity.
A mask may hide, a facade may gleam,
But within, the essence of a dream.
Equal opportunity in folly’s wake,
For goodness and evil, no boundaries break.
In every gender, age, or land,
Lies the potential, both cruel and grand.
So let not outer shells deceive,
For virtue’s touch, hearts can perceive.
In the tapestry of humanity’s span,
It’s the soul that defines the woman or man.
ou’re absolutely right! Appearances can be deceiving, and it’s important not to judge someone solely based on how they look. Good and not-so-good people come in all shapes, sizes, genders, ages, and nationalities. It’s what’s inside that truly matters, like their character, values, and actions. We should always give people a chance to show who they really are before making any judgments. It’s a great reminder to look beyond the surface! 🌟
The essence of a person transcends mere appearances. True character knows no bounds of gender, age, or nationality. Embracing this perspective helps us see the richness and diversity of humanity beyond surface judgments.
It’s such an important point you’ve raised. Thanks for sharing your insightful perspective!
Darcy Branwyn 
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