Ravinder Taylor

I have another example of my own from being brought up in England when I was young, when I was in elementary school.

I have another example of my own from being brought up in England when I was young, when I was in elementary school.

So I'm talking about between the age of six and 11.

So I'm talking about between the age of six and 11.

Anti-gay jokes were so normal.

Anti-gay jokes were so normal.

Homosexuality was derided so badly that kids in the playground were making these jokes.

homosexuality was derided so badly that kids in the playground were making these jokes.

That is what society was telling us is good.

That is what society was telling us is good.

So as I said, my conversations get really deep because I say, okay, what does good mean?

So as I said, my conversations get really deep because I say, okay, what does good mean?

Because society says it's good, doesn't mean that it is.

Because society says it's good doesn't mean that it is.

And because I missed those things back then, what am I missing today?

And because I missed those things back then, what am I missing today?

So there's a huge debate that goes on in my mind from an affirmation like I am good.

So there's a huge debate that goes on in my mind from an affirmation like I am good.

But when you don't believe in yourself, you put a cap on everything that you can possibly achieve.

But when you don't believe in yourself,