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Discrimination


Skin, age, gender, It all makes a difference. Tall, heavy, slender, Everyone judges my appearance. Everything I do, Everyone I see, They're all staring at me. What society doesn't realize, Is that I am human too. All they do is criticize, But I have feelings, just like you.
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