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THE WAY WE SEE THINGS FT. ANUSHRI TEWARI

                       THE WAY WE SEE THINGS 


Have you ever thought that why “d” is not spelled like ‘o’ and why not 'o' spelled like ‘g’ ?

We are taught to see things in a certain way from beginning of the time.

We feel some things are extraordinary even when they are not.


When we see an older girl marrying a younger boy, we feel weird even when you support them; at the back of your mind, you still feel uncomfortable and unreal. We also feel weird by seeing others who have different sexualities, but  when we see two straight people together we don’t feel uncanny.

There is nothing wrong in feeling uncanny or weird . it’s the way that the people around us shaped our mind and we see things as abnormal even when they are not. but what is wrong  is when you insult them and don’t accept them for who they are.

This needs to be changed.

The upcoming generation’s mind shouldn’t see correct things as wrong

They need to understand "sab rab ke bande" - all are god’s people and accept them for who they are.

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