Each and everyone is different.
We are different from the top of our heads to the soles of our feet.
We believe in different things, act in different ways and lead different lives.
We are different, but why are you wanting to make us similar?
Yes, I admit, I'm different.
Different from the vast majority of my friends and maybe even society. I've lived with this difference for more then 2 decades and I'm fine with it. I don't like changes to be made. I like the way things are already. I have a happy and healthy family, I'm living a life that I already feel is sufficient for me. The difference does not bother me at all. In fact, I really like that there is a difference. It makes me... ...me. It gives me a sense of freedom to lead my own life and live it with my own set of values and morals.
Why can't you accept that people are different from you?
Why must you try to keep trying to make people like you?
Why can't you just accept that I'm different?
I'm tired of people asking me and encouraging to be in the same community as them. I give it to them, they try ways and don't give up on their first try. They try everything to make me feel part of them, and be inclusive, but I only feel more excluded. They keep trying to 'encourage' and emphasize this difference onto me, and I don't like it.
You can ask me countless times, and my answer is just going to remain the same.
No, I don't see a need for this change, I'm happy the way things are.
No, I've told you my answer before, haven't I?
No, I honestly don't see eye to eye with this, but I'm just gonna accept that we are different.
I respect your differences, but that is as far as I can go.
I'm being me, I'm being true to myself and what I want to be.
I'm being different.
Why can't you let this rest and accept that I'm different?
