WKU Honors Luncheon Analysis
The friendships we make stay with us for our entire life. The people we choose to hangout with, mold us into the people we are today. “You are who you hangout with.” In order to grow and advance, we need to start bridging and communicating with other cultures. It is vital for humans as a race, so we can continue to progress.
It’s human nature to find your “clique.” Some people have a misconception that once you do have your people, you can’t find anymore. But that is not true. There is always another person that can benefit your life in some way. There is no such thing as “too many friends.”
Branching out and meeting new people is one of the greatest feelings the World has to offer. Recently, I attended a WKU Honors Luncheon …show more content…
I grew up with a gay, single mom so I have been raised with the idea that everyone is equal and deserves the same rights. Not everyone was raised in the same environment as me, so some don’t believe the same things as me. I’m not here to bash anyones morals or beliefs. But the people in the world who have negative, dividing mindsets, need to realize that those views do nothing but harm our society. The people who believe that one race is better than another need to understand that that is untrue and a very harmful mentality to have. There is only one race in the World: Human. Instead of being repelled by someone different, embrace their uniqueness, and learn from …show more content…
I have always loved helping people; the feeling is indescribable. I want to be able to help children and families, while learning from them as well. Becoming a dentist will give me the best opportunity to do everything I love. Being able to care for people while I’m exploring and learning the culture will be a dream come true. I plan to bring all the culture with me wherever I go, and spread the knowledge I learn with others I meet along the way.
If the World was a perfect place, everyone would get along and grow together. But nothing is perfect. I’m hear to say that the World won’t last much longer, unless we can learn to bridge together. Learn to compromise, learn to understand, learn to build without destruction first. It’s a misconception that only one can be the best. What makes someone the “best” is their ability to accept counsel from others, and to use that advice to further themselves. Once everyone learns this, then we can start to strengthen as a
It’s human nature to find your “clique.” Some people have a misconception that once you do have your people, you can’t find anymore. But that is not true. There is always another person that can benefit your life in some way. There is no such thing as “too many friends.”
Branching out and meeting new people is one of the greatest feelings the World has to offer. Recently, I attended a WKU Honors Luncheon …show more content…
I grew up with a gay, single mom so I have been raised with the idea that everyone is equal and deserves the same rights. Not everyone was raised in the same environment as me, so some don’t believe the same things as me. I’m not here to bash anyones morals or beliefs. But the people in the world who have negative, dividing mindsets, need to realize that those views do nothing but harm our society. The people who believe that one race is better than another need to understand that that is untrue and a very harmful mentality to have. There is only one race in the World: Human. Instead of being repelled by someone different, embrace their uniqueness, and learn from …show more content…
I have always loved helping people; the feeling is indescribable. I want to be able to help children and families, while learning from them as well. Becoming a dentist will give me the best opportunity to do everything I love. Being able to care for people while I’m exploring and learning the culture will be a dream come true. I plan to bring all the culture with me wherever I go, and spread the knowledge I learn with others I meet along the way.
If the World was a perfect place, everyone would get along and grow together. But nothing is perfect. I’m hear to say that the World won’t last much longer, unless we can learn to bridge together. Learn to compromise, learn to understand, learn to build without destruction first. It’s a misconception that only one can be the best. What makes someone the “best” is their ability to accept counsel from others, and to use that advice to further themselves. Once everyone learns this, then we can start to strengthen as a