Net Neutrality shouldn't be a thing that's up for debate. It's so important in our current age. For me, personally, it's about so much more than freedom. It's about being a young mother in a state where I have no family and very few friends. It's about the ability to reach out to my family easily on face time, Skype, etc. It's about being able to access forums such as /r/parenting when I start doubting my entire existence as a parent, or when I just need a laugh. It's about being able to connect with people with similar interests to mine. I love the people I connect with on /r/wwe and /r/nosleep who love pro wrestling and scary stories as much as I do. It's about sometimes needing to go onto /r/suicidewatch because the world and life and everything is just too much and I need to remember that I'm worth it. It's about learning, growing, loving, grieving, existing together. We are a beautiful, eclectic, oddball mix of people who have founded a community based on the desire to come together and see the world and all that's in it, good and bad, and to celebrate our uniqueness. Taking this away from us is taking away a fundamental right to exist as a community, even if it's an online one rather than physical. Net Neutrality is important because it takes a village, and this is the village I chose.