“Uncensored” talks about how the author feels like society is censoring them. It also talks about how her/his words and beliefs are really dear to them, and when people ‘censor’ or judge them, it hurts them.

I can relate to this article because I too feel like my words are being censored. Like I have to watch what I say because somebody might be offended, and I realize now that just because somebody is offended doesn’t mean that they’re right. I like the part that says, “My words are my words,” and, “My love is my love.” Because they are. They are mine, and it hurts when people try to take them away from me.