It’s okay to be different.
It’s okay to be unique.
It’s okay to see things differently.
It’s okay to try.
It’s okay to fail.
It’s okay to cry.
It’s okay to smile.
It’s okay to laugh.
It’s okay to act okay.
It’s okay to be sad.
It’s okay to pray.
It’s okay to believe.
It’s okay to repent.
It’s okay to forgive.
It’s okay to understand.
It’s okay to learn.
It’s okay to not be perfect.
It’s okay to strive for wants.
It’s okay to endure hardship.
It’s okay to be a friend.
It’s okay to be shy.
It’s okay to ask questions.
It’s okay to voice opinion.
It’s okay to use good manners.
It’s okay to make choices.
It’s okay to love.
It’s okay to lose.
It’s okay to win.
It’s okay to create.
It’s okay to risk.
It’s okay to live.
It’s okay to die.

As the humans we are, we are all different and each unique.
We all have different views and opinions.
From birth, we all instinctively try and test new boundaries and sometimes we fail miserably.
We all seem to start out happy, we smile, we giggle and laugh. As we get more advanced, we begin to act according to surroundings better and we also get to extend our emotional senses.
Sometimes sadness comes for us.
We believe freely in a variety of things.
Sometimes we make mistakes and need to take corrective measures that suit our individual as well as community needs or obligation.
We hold grudges and we forgive.
We are learners and everyone learns differently.
We all have something we aim for in life and we tend to endure taxing times in the process.
We make friends and we lose friends.
We learn from others how to be considered ‘a decent person’.
We find love, lose love, love finds us as well.
We all enjoy the win.
We live our lives creating.
We are each unique as snowflakes with a web of risks taken through life.
As with all great things, all things that begin – come to an end.
It’s okay.

© 2017-2025 Jeremy Abram