Social media is pretty much everywhere. It’s how we share things we like, keep up with friends, and maybe share things we don't like. And while it can be fun, I honestly think teens spend way too much time on it.
YONDR
It's so interesting that a country founded by people from hundreds of different places now looks down upon immigrants.
(I will refer to s*x as dg in this Opinion writing, aka the gender the doctor pronounced you. This will also be mostly unedited, because this is just me blurting my thoughts onto a document to share.)
We as Americans are very self centered.
We think that the world revolves around ourselves and not anyone else.
We lack in awareness that allows us to be able to say “oh that has nothing to do with me and that’s okay.”
What is democracy to you?
Is it a flag of red, white, and blue waving in the air on the back of your pickup truck while complaining to the administrators that immigrants are "infiltrating" your kid's school?
Have you ever met a person who was part of Pride? Are you part of it? Many people are, and they're said to be "Not human," which in my opinion, is crazy.
Have you ever seen a gay person? Maybe someone you thought was gay by how they acted? Or somebody who identified as non-binary? The community of Pride is everywhere.
Anti-intellectualism is on the rise, and it's because of intellectualism. Most have not heard of this concept, but it is a fundamental issue in modern society.
I know that many people in this world are considered "Weird" or "Not human," and that our horrible president encourages this, to mock people, to call them stupid, and to call them NOT HUMAN. It's plain stupid.
Sometimes I feel like I am running on a treadmill towards a big shiny sign that says “Relaxation.” Surronding the big shiny words are lots of other words.
Hi, all.
It's been a little while.
I'm 14. In 8th grade.
I haven't posted in probably over 6 months.
What's new?
I got Covid, again, at the beginning of the year. Oh well, I guess.