If the world were blind, we would not laugh at strangers because their appearance is different than our own.

If the world were blind, others’ skin color would not matter. A person could be white, black, green or purple, but it would not make a difference.

If the world were blind, we would not base romantic relationships off of whether the person is hot or not.

If the world were blind, we would not use others’ physical “flaws” to tear them down and raise ourselves up.

If the world were blind, the word "beautiful" would have a very different meaning.

If the world were blind, we would not manipulate our bodies to fit the principles of society.

If the world were blind, first impressions would not depend upon if one looks presentable to our standards.

If the world were blind, job interviews would rest on whether or not your experience and skills qualify for the position. They would not rest on whether or not you have dressed the part.

If the world were blind, we would not care about what others look like.

If the world were blind, we would build friendships with others because of what lies within.

If the world were blind, we would love people for who they truly are.

If the world were blind, we would see what really matters.

If the world were blind, we would see that a person’s image does not determine their worth.

If the world were blind, we would see.