A Piece of Zoe

Just Another Rant Of Mine

The worlds population as it stands is 7.023 billion: this includes a population consisting of all different kinds of people; different races, different religions, different physicalities, different abilities, different views, different personality traits, different wants, different likes and dislikes and all in all a different way of conducting their lives. 

For years, societies have been created and with those societies have come "norms" and morals- And these, irritate me more than you can imagine... not the little ones like eating breakfast in the morning rather than evening but rather personal ones such as having a baby AFTER you're married rather than before, moving out only when you turn a certain age, going to academic school rather than any other institution aimed at a specific subject etc etc. 

Things where the other option isn't even considered by individuals because either they don't want to stray from the crowd and be judged or possibly they do actually believe it's right- BUT have they even considered the other options? No. Hardly ever and this is why I get irritated. There are so many people... DIFFERENT people who are all on a different path and therefore all require different things and ways of living their lives. 

Some people aren't meant to go to academic school as they would thrive when placed in a school specifically aimed at cultivating their unique talent. 

Some people want to have a baby and then get married because that choice suits their lives better and will end up making them happier and more stable.

Some couples are right for one another from the start and should in fact live with each other as soon as possible as they influence each other in a positive way- in fact better than when alone. 

When done, these actions and life choices are all looked down upon and most of the time forbidden solely because they are strays from normality that are PERCEIVED to be of negative effect. 

It confuses me, it really does. The individual himself/herself needs to be considered with far more importance and thereafter a choice for a life path can be made- one that benefits the person themselves rather than the societies conscience of what is "right". 

X Zo