Your Beliefs: Are they worth it?

"Believe, be affectionate, stick to your thoughts, stick to your beliefs and work hard." - Eleanor Roosevelt. Over the years, groups and individuals have tested their beliefs. Some of them choose to save their lives or abandon their faith to keep them familiar. On the other hand, other people choose to stick to their beliefs, even if they do not sacrifice, no matter how much they pay. In today's society, more and more people are testing their beliefs in various situations.

Contrary to the general idea, your value has not been determined by others. There is a general misunderstanding that other people decide your worth, but it is not so. Many people think that the reason why others decide your value is hourly wedding, job promotion and personal belief. Somehow, people have this arrogant approach, they believe that numerical measurements can be applied to someone's value (1-10), and when someone makes a choice it automatically decides . This is not only immoral, it is also hypocritical and immoral. We do not have the right to judge the value of anybody. eternally. We have become a society, and there are conditions that we believe we can do, but that is wrong. Our value is completely determined by OURSELVES. And the way to set the tone depends on how other users are looking at us. We set the tone for our own values.

Sexual orientation does not determine value, and you can not convince it. Only individuals have the right to decide their own value. The time has come to understand that your beliefs are hypocritical, arrogant, and immoral. The time has come to understand how to deal with people who are irrational in your decision and who have different sexual orientation. It is time for us all to support each other and to understand the rights of all of us to safety and happiness. I support the LGBTQ community, and I always stand with them and face abuse. The BUHeroes community also supports the LGBTQ community and we believe in equality, solidarity, inspiration, and empowerment. We believe that all young people do not have the right to safety, liberty and happiness.