I turned back and looked under the sun, and what I saw was a deeply humiliating social behavior we have collectively accepted.
We no longer speak about love, now we speak about women labeled as having “masculine energy” and men described as completely “feminine,” or the other way around…people trying to fill emotional voids within shallow lives.
Today, money and appearances define a person’s worth.
Feelings have become accessories, while image has replaced the true value of the heart,
honestly… WTF.
And sadly, this is our reality.
Everything has become so superficial that finding loyal friends or sincere love feels like winning the lottery. And if you have them, you are truly fortunate, because loyalty has been reduced to an empty word. Humanity has become so obsessed with performing superficiality that stepping over others to maintain a meaningless digital status no longer raises questions.
Love has become a decorative word used to conquer, because having a thousand followers is considered more valuable than having one person willing to love you and protect you.
Yes…WTF.
And this applies to both men and women.
Many believe that exposing themselves and constantly seeking attention will bring value, admiration, and respect. But the validation they receive often comes from people just as empty, all trying to fill the same insecurities.
Ironically, what is truly attractive today is privacy and exclusivity…those who protect their environment, their heart, and their spirit. Qualities worth far more than rubies or diamonds.
Yet, there is another side of the coin…the 10%, those who refused to adapt to this system,
the ones who still understand loyalty, love, and exclusivity…They are like water in the desert.
And knowing that this 10% still exists…real men and women who live by timeless values, restores faith. Those who know how to care for a heart, how to love and respect, those who fear God and understand that wisdom and righteousness are life’s greatest allies.
To conclude:
Diamonds are exclusive because of their brilliance and because they are found deep beneath the surface, owning one is a luxury. But there are also stones found on every path stepped on daily, unnoticed, because dont mean nothing and dont have value.
Do you understand now?