[Ric]

Mostly I keep out of the way, quiet and un noticed until I can form opinions of people. I try to treat everyone equally however I treat family then friends more equally than others.

I do have biases against people, I do not wish to make enemies in saying this but I dont really like gay men, I personally find the whole idea and concept disgusts me. I do not however, make this apparant when they are near me or even in the same class as me at school, I just steer clear of them. It's just... it's not right, thats what I say.

I try to treat physically disabled people as I would anyone else, I speak to them as if they are a (as much as I hate the word) 'normal' person for example a guy at school is in a wheelchair and hes a pretty cool guy.

Mentally disabled people I have a problem with, not in a bad way it's more a problem with myself, I feel bad that they are the way they are and it saddens me to think they are like that and how bad I would feel if it happened to me.

When two white people approach me I dont really give it a second thought unless their attitude seems odd in some way or its someone I know causes trouble. Usually it doesnt bother me, if anything happens to me that fuc*er will have an appointment with my two older brothers, so ultimately it will all backfire upon them.

If two black people approach me, I would think it odd, where I live there are few black people, I think theres about 5 or 6 at my school of over 1000 pupils. So yeah I would find it odd, not because I hold anything against them but because I would think 'what do they want me for?'

At the end of they day, about people approaching you, it all boils down to they way in which they do it, if they approach you with a knife or bottle in their hands, or generally agressive appearance be afraid. If they approach you saying 'Hey mate...' in a friendly kind of way they could just be asking for the time or something. I suppose they could also be trying to decieve you so they can pan your face in