Safe Home

‘Home is a special place for me.’ and ‘Hope, Love, and peace gives me the place ‘home’ ’.Most people say this. But, is it the same for others? As I know, some people don’t get the opportunity to live a happy life! Some people are out there in the outside world, crying for help, or in their home but.. Not living the pleasant life they deserve. They act happy, but are sad. Try to live a lovely life but be lonely, lost, and loveless. However, we have to remember, where we are loved, is where we are home. In a safe home, individuals will feel comfortable and secure! Safe homes also have dignity, which is basically treating others respectfully. And we have emotional support, which is loving, caring, and understanding them, and making sure they know that space as a safe place. To make sure they know they’re loved. When they see their place, they hear, “ I’m never going to let you go,” . They are not hated, but loved and cherished, with their beloved people. This is mostly the way people who live in a safe place feel. As you go to your table, see the food, and for me, it makes me feel like I'm in the clouds, so delighted to eat the flavorsome foods. ’And it feels like we can sprawl all over our own bed, but suddenly, there is a device in our hands! So magically! Can you believe not getting to have that? This, to be honest, is not everyone’s case. Some have some other things that make them feel like jumping to the moon. And some don’t have any. For people who don't have a shelter, it might be hard for them, asking for help as the cold tears from the clouds dripping sharply on their cheeks. But is home always a building? Is home all a shelter, or is it having people with thoughtful and thriving minds? Do we have to be living in a luxurious building to live in a less anxious space? The answer is no. We should help people outside, because we never know why they’re not living in a shelter. We can donate money, food, water, and clothes. Additionally, helping them understand who they really are at the very least, because they often think that it’s their fault they are in the streets, even sometimes, it’s not. And even if it is, it’s always good to help the bad, too, because this is not the movies where kinds and bads fight and the ‘bad’ vanish. Who knows? Maybe the ‘terrible’ came from a horrible past! We can never judge the book by its cover! How can we help them even more? We can also help by giving a hand. Our words. The littlest things to us means something big to them. So, if you see something like that, don’t think, ‘ Oh, another one’, and think, ‘I could end up like that, too. And even if I don’t, I should help them, as we are all people’. I am not saying things like ‘You can’t have freedom of thoughts!’, but I’m saying, we should respect and help each other. Lastly, there are some people living in a deluxe place with food and water, where they don’t have to be in the outside world of pouring rain. But even so, even in a place of beautiful lanterns and golden stands, with breathtaking views of the coloured place outside, the real question is are you loved? I, for sure, think we don’t need to be rich to have a home. Maybe we need to be rich in our mind. Some people stay silent, but their mind is full of irritating, blaring,obnoxious thoughts. Silence isn’t always peace, just as loud isn’t always chaos. Millions of people in the world are getting abused like this. Additionally, in Canada, only about 19% of people reported about their hard times, which you might think is a good thing. Some people are afraid to expose their story, thinking that it is their problem, and only theirs. We don’t want that, do we? So, as I was saying, love and care is the most important stage of home, like the number 1! As you can see, my conclusion is that ‘home’, which others think of as buildings, houses, is actually a place where one has the freedom to talk about feelings, so others can help with anything that has moral support, and is a thoughtful, adored place. Also, it doesn't even have to be a place. Maybe it’s a person you feel safe with, or animals, or even an object! The thing where you can feel the warmth, like the stove with fire dancing overjoyed with cheerfulness, is where you and I call home.