Breaking Stereotypes: People Who Aren't As They Seem

[identityissues8]

I read this article, and thoroughly enjoyed it. Thus the need to share it with everyone.

Simply, it's an article about what life is inherently. That no one is entirely what they seem, and that to assume otherwise really is a case of profiling and at times bigotry.
Good on the lot of them in what they are doing, and enjoying it.

As for the childcare workers though, my wife has often told me I should do that. To which my answer is 'It'd be fun, but be it wrong or right, how would people react to a male taking care of their kids...*'

*I wouldn't mind. I'm just concerned I'd have a hard time getting work if I did go that route, mostly.

Anyway. Enjoy.
http://www.news.com.au/lifestyle/real-life/breaking-stereotypes-the-people-who-arent-what-they-seem/story-fnixwvgh-1227109815474

 

[Nebulous's iconNebulous]

Stereotypes were made to be broken!

 

[Enter Username Here]

We are all the same.

Human, made of flesh. We live by instinct and we live by emotion. Some of us struggle, some of us have a cake walk. But in the end of the day, we are all human. We all find love in things and people, we all find hate and resentment as well. But in the end of the day, we are all human.

 

[Mike]

Interesting read

 

[Jazzy]

Very interesting read and thanks for sharing!