"همیشه بیحرمتی را چنین تعریف کردهام که هر شرایطی که در آن برخی مجبور شوند شاهد آزادی دیگران باشند، بیحرمتی است."
— John waters
Simplified Meaning:
When one person or group is free to do something, but it makes another person or group uncomfortable or unhappy, that's considered inappropriate or offensive. Imagine being in a public park where some people are playing loud music and others are trying to read a book. Those reading might feel disturbed because the loud music disrupts their peace. The idea is that total freedom for some can sometimes harm or bother others if there aren't respectful boundaries. In society, it's important to balance freedom with respect for everyone. For example, free speech is valuable, but it should not lead to hate speech that hurts others. People can apply this idea to their daily lives by being mindful of how their actions affect those around them, finding ways to enjoy their freedoms without imposing on others' comfort and sense of peace. This approach helps create a more considerate and harmonious community.
