Jordan always felt a little different from the other kids, with a vivid imagination and a knack for seeing the world in unexpected ways. At first, Jordan tried to fit in, hiding their unusual talents and quirky ideas to blend with the crowd. But as time went on, Jordan discovered the joy of expressing their true self—painting colorful pictures, telling stories that made friends laugh, and embracing what made them unique. With each new experience, Jordan learned that life was brighter and more exciting when they were just themselves.
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My kind of person too… genuine. Unfortunately, some people today are uncomfortable letting others be themselves; they prefer conformity. Thank you for the visit and comment, Pepper!
Jordan is probably who many of us have been and are. I will risk a bit and suggest you are talking about yourself (and me). One the greatest gifts of getting older and experiencing life is “discovering the joy of expressing our true self.” And, along with that loving we are! Another well written post and accompanying image.
Jordan, in many ways, could represent any of us. However, in creating this, I was specifically thinking of transgender children who are being harmed by a government and administration that demonstrate little understanding or compassion. The parents of these children are also suffering, as they are restricted in their ability to support their kids during this emotionally intense time in their lives. I chose the name Jordan because it is unisex.
Sounds like the type of person I would enjoy being around. Great post.
My kind of person too… genuine. Unfortunately, some people today are uncomfortable letting others be themselves; they prefer conformity. Thank you for the visit and comment, Pepper!
Jordan is probably who many of us have been and are. I will risk a bit and suggest you are talking about yourself (and me). One the greatest gifts of getting older and experiencing life is “discovering the joy of expressing our true self.” And, along with that loving we are! Another well written post and accompanying image.
Jordan, in many ways, could represent any of us. However, in creating this, I was specifically thinking of transgender children who are being harmed by a government and administration that demonstrate little understanding or compassion. The parents of these children are also suffering, as they are restricted in their ability to support their kids during this emotionally intense time in their lives. I chose the name Jordan because it is unisex.