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Stereotypes


Don't judge people by the way they look
The facade   don't define  your book  
People are guide by the comments of the other side 
Not because one person does something the other had to do the same 
Every person is different and you don't have to blame
This is serious, don't take it as a game.
 
People can say: “women is born to be  fragile and delicate”
If women were like that, the world would be desolate
Also they can say: “men are more important and strong than women”
Men is strong but without a women 
He will be loose and alone 
The women came out from mens rib
As god has decided to be.
 
If you are like that , you are discriminating things 
you feel like you beautiful as a ring.
stereotype is discrimination you have too think
Before doing what you don’t like to drink.
 
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