Sexuality, and society.

Why does sexuality matter? Your sexuality is just a small piece to your puzzle, but that small piece doesn't even began to describe who you are. I believe that one should be able to be with whomever they desire, or better yet, whomever their heart desires. Regardless of your beliefs, everyone deserves to be happy without being judged. But, what if everyone liked the opposite sex? Would you still try to find something wrong with society? I just don't understand. As the human race, we have alot to work on, as one whole.
Everyone has flaws, but it seems as if we rather focus on other's, I guess we just fail to realize that every soul is intended to be uniquely different.

xo, Courtany. ♥

Faith.

Sometimes giving up seems like the right thing to do, but its not. Rather than to deal with it, half the time we run from it. But why? There are times when it feels like no one is there and you're all alone with your back up against the wall, but that's not true...God's there, he's waiting on you to call on his precious name. It's ok to call on him, that's why he's here...here for you, me...us.

Human, I am.

I'm only human and young at that, but I get held accountable for so much. You pretend that I'm the black sheep, but really there's a bigger picture. I don't understand why you have this grudge against me when I did nothing to you, not one thing! You see unlike you, I cherish my self through the good and the bad. I have no problem with myself physically, mentally, or emotionally. I've come to the conclusion that I am not perfect in any way and I do make mistakes. You on the other hand, you have yet to realize who you are and what you stand for. You're at war with your own self, and you don't even know why. So I guess this is the reason you find any little thing to bicker with me about. Why can't you learn to love yourself and be happy? 

xo,

Courtany S ♥ 

FAMILY ♥

fam·i·ly

   [fam-uh-lee, fam-lee]  Show IPAnoun, plural -lies, adjective

–noun

1.

a.

a basic social unit consisting of parents and theirchildren, considered as a group, whether dwellingtogether or not: the traditional family.

b.

a social unit consisting of one or more adults togetherwith the children they care for: a single-parent family.

2.

the children of one person or one couple collectively: Wewant a large family.

3.

the spouse and children of one person: We're taking thefamily on vacation next week.

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–adjective

16.

of, pertaining to, or characteristic of a family: a family trait.

17.

belonging to or used by a family: a family automobile; afamily room.

18.

suitable or appropriate for adults and children: a familyamusement park.

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—Idiom

20.

in a / the family way, pregnant.

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Origin: 
1350–1400; Middle English familie  < Latin familia  a household, theslaves of a household, equivalent to famul ( us ) servant, slave + -ia -y³

—Related forms

an·ti·fam·i·ly, adjective

in·ter·fam·i·ly, adjective

—Usage note 
See collective noun.