"Tolerance"

I am incredibly happy to participate in the contest called "Tolerance",initiated by @inspiracion on the community Steem Venezuela. Being tolerant is a quality of a person who can peacefully coexist with others in diverse believe, originated from different background and with different opinions. In our fast paced society, tolerance is critical to the ability for people to understand, for people to be empathic, for people to be accepting, even though we're different.

Do you consider yourself a tolerant person who puts respect and acceptance for others into practice every day in your life?

Yes I am tolerant and in fact I strive daily to practice respect and acceptance as I confront others. Tolerance isn’t simply a concept for me; it’s my guiding principle for how I deal with everyone around me. I think people should be afforded the freedom to say what they want and share what they have in their mind, no matter if it doesn't match my world view. I listen to other people and I learn or I see things differently, I don’t judge everybody.

If it is my family or a friend or even someone I don’t know, I always make sure to deal with everyone nicely and patiently. It allows me to keep the peace, and better relationships, because I think people should be treated with respect and kindness. In tough moments we are all human and I encourage everyone to be tolerant — it’s the way that I try to make the world a little more compassionate.

Tolerance is a valuable virtue in persons that is enabling people to co-exist in the environment with fellows despite the differences. It does not just mean to tolerate; it means to acknowledge and respect or rather appreciate other people’s beliefs, cultures, and black and whites. Everyone needs his or her relationships with peers to respect and accept them with an intention of changing whenever the need arises is important in respecting the natural difference among the human beings.

Tolerance, in real life, is the ability not to condemn and get offended by other people or be offended by their actions/decisions or words to say. Patients and understanding are needed of the understanding that there are cases in which a person’s view will be different from our own. But that is where the rub lies having tolerance entails learning from a subject, increasing our capacity, and developing shared ground with our subject of scrutiny.

In today’s world, many people get into conflict because of rebellion or prejudice making tolerance a virtue that should be learned. It assists and promotes eradications of preconceptions, which facilitates positive relations, at an individual family, a community, or even the international level. The best outcome we could hope for is to build up a society in which people and their individual differences can be accepted and individuals can have their rights to life and personal choice respected.

As for me, tolerance is the basis of kindness in the world and fairness. It leads to the appreciation of the human element in us motivating people to live with humanity wherever they are and in whatever they are taking up in life.