Dear Mr. President...

If I could ever write a letter to Donald J. Trump, that I  knew he would actually read and receive, I would tell him, honestly, about how he should become aware of what he says because now that he's president, his words will be broadcasted to a larger audience that includes children. I'm only thirteen and my mother always told me " If you don't have anyting nice to say, don't say anything at all because you don't know how it will affect the people listening.", and that's a piece of advice that I'd like to pass on the Mr. President. All of Trump's comments that talk down on women, lower the worth of women, his comments that talk down on different races, all of these comments by him, he who is supposed to be a big contribution to how children grow up. Small children listen to these things, people think that these children can't comprehend these words that are constantly repeated, but they are more vulnerable to learning these ways than older children and their mindset will grow revolving  around it.

A little girl shouldn't be taught that she will never be good enough and that she's " ugly and fat", two words that are loosely used by the president himself. A little boy who has a Mexican background shouldn't grow up thinking that he'll never be anything better than a killer who's involved with drugs. So, if there was just one point I could prove to Donald J. Trump, it would be this, solely, to think about his words might affect anyone listening. Even if these people are young, old, whoever, every one will have something to take away from the words of Trump.