You have the right to be who you want to be, to live your life how you wish to live it.

You have the right to your opinion--to your likes and dislikes. You don't have to like or approve of something just because someone else does.

You have the right to refrain from doing something that you feel is wrong, injurious, or that goes against your beliefs.

You have the right to be respected for your decisions. Some people may not understand the choices you've made or what it's like to walk in your path, but you should have confidence in knowing that you made the right decision anyway.

You have the right to privacy, and what you tell someone in confidence should never be betrayed.

You have the right to express your opinions and feelings; however, you must always consider other people's feelings in doing so.

You have the right to feel confident about your work, skills, talent and in being yourself.

You have the right to pursue your dreams.

You have the right to enjoy the time spent with your friends and family.

You have the right to be happy and to greet each new day with hope.