I hope this can speak for most of us and that we can all learn something from one another.
When it comes to rejecting I think we all have the right to reject and it's our duty to respect if and when we are rejected. However, I think the goal of humanity and in life should be to strive to have a more Open Mind and to not make mindless and unnecessary rejections.
While it can be a challenge for everyone to connect with others. The challenge is often doubled when a person is of a minority such as having health condition(s), lifestyle, being a certain age, etc.
It's important to remember that:
• We all are imperfect and unique.
• Let's work on becoming more empathic.
- Edit: "I think it's better to ask "stupid" questions than to make 'stupid' judgements." Though we can and should all practice to question one another in more considerate and in ways that help us understand and connect more.
• Treat each person we encounter for who they're - not who we want them to be or who we think they should be - and never compare - these things just set us up for failures and limit our connections and opportunities to experience beyond what we thought possible.
• Let's not undermine or judge someone's ability to do anything.
Especially their ability to love, comfort and care because of their body type, age, health condition(s), lifestyle, etc. With having a more open mind and seeing each person for who they are, we will be surprised at the love we are capable of giving and receiving!