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Lifestyle and humanity are often confused or used interchangeably, however, they are very different. A little boy in Sudan and I may have nothing in common; I live in the suburbs of a beautiful, first world city, and he may live in a hut on a very dangerous desert, kilometres away from civilisation, but we are not that different. I turn the key of my house and enter, only to be greeted by the warm, happy wagging of my dog's tail, and I smile. The little boy in Sudan will smile, too, however he may be smiling after taking a sip of water proceeding a 25 kilometre walk home from school. No matter the gender, age or race, everyone has humanity. Everyone laughs, smiles, cries, screams, and gets mad sometimes. Everybody gets scared, and we all need somebody to lean on when we are in dire straights; though I may be scared of my mother yelling at me, and a child in Sudan is scared of being abducted by Rebels, we are both **scared.** Though what someone wants will vary, everyone **desires.** Everyone gets emotional. Everyone has **humanity.** Luxury cars, expensive clothes, iphone and computers are embellishment. If ever, someone was to be stripped down to themselves and nothing else, you might be surprised at the similarities between us all.

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