I'm not sure where to start with this article because it touches on some touchy topics that are tough to discuss. I believe speaking out can drive change, shaping society for better or worse. In the last three years, I've wondered whether I'm more liberal or conservative. I used to be sure I was liberal, championing freedom and the right for everyone to be themselves and speak their mind. But lately, it seems like some liberals speak for others, pushing them to echo their own views.

Don't get me wrong, but I've noticed something odd. In the past, when I needed support from my liberal friends, their response was to keep quiet. They said my industry had been this way for over 30 years and making a fuss would be pointless. That struck me as odd. I thought they'd stand up for what's right, but instead, they told me to stay silent, which made no sense. Liberals claim to speak for all, but apparently not for those close to them. Still, everyone deserves their own thoughts and ideas, as long as they don't harm others. But pressuring people to say certain things or silencing them doesn't feel like freedom to me.

A couple of years back, during the 'Black Lives Matter' movement, my American fans urged me to post in support, even though I admitted my lack of detailed knowledge. They insisted my voice was influential enough. Wanting to support what's right, I tweeted. But then, criticism came – if I didn't understand the issue, why tweet about it? Was I just seeking attention? Confused, I deleted the tweet, only to face accusations of ignorance and indifference. So, let me be clear: I have my voice and I stand by what I say, taking full responsibility.

If you champion people's rights, don't force them to parrot your words. Give them space to form their own beliefs. Be respectful, don't cancel others. We all make mistakes and have room to grow and change every day. Let's remember that and show some respect. Thanks. And hey, drop a comment below and let me know your thoughts!