The power of titles

By jujupage1 -
Hello everybody and welcome to another blog post,

In the past, titles were very important. They depicted what you could and could not do. Simply being born into a poor family meant that you were less important than those who were aristocrats and born into a rich family. This made society incredibly unfair. However, you would think that about 2 centuries later, things would change. Some would even argue,in the 21st century, that life is better. But, I would disagree.

People nowadays say that we should be able to love who we want to love if it makes us happy. I completely 100% agree. There is no problem loving the same or opposite gender.  However, what I  despise is when people use their sexuality to their advantage. They think their sexuality immediately makes them a better person. For all I know, you can be a rubbish person but still be gay. It makes no difference. But some people think that their title makes them superior to others. From this, I conclude, that we are not different from the time where your title depicted how you were treated in society.

I know that some will say I'm homophobic, but I know I'm not. If I was, I would criticising their sexuality, not their personality.

All I can ask is that you spread the message. We learn these parts of history for a reason and that is to insure that it does not happen again. Please don't let our society return to its old ways.

Thank you,

XOX, Juju

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