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200 words, acceptance, caring, closed-mindedness, compassion, courage, Diana Schwenk, Diana's Enormous Book of Quotes, differences, diversity, forgiveness, growing up, happy, health, joy, kindness, love, mercy, passion, tolerance, wisdom
“Differences are not intended to separate, to alienate. We are different precisely in order to realise our need of one another”-Desmond Tutu
How boring would it be
if I was like you and you were like me?
If we all looked the same, thought the same, and liked all the same things?
Because, I love how you challenge me and what I believe, even when it makes me angry.
I love what I learn when I struggle with you, even when it makes me cry.
I love what you teach me, about myself and the world, when you share your thoughts and life experiences.
When I am weak, you are strong and when you are weak, I am strong.
We need each other.
If you really think about it, closed-mindedness and conformity are way more threatening than diversity.
How boring would it be if I was like you and you were like me?
How would we grow?
How would we even know what we’re missing?
How would we learn about forgiveness?
Acceptance?
Compassion?
Mercy?
Wisdom?
Courage?
Kindness?
Love?
~ DIANA’S ENORMOUS BOOK OF QUOTES ~
Why would we even want, or need, to spend one single moment with each other?
