If you saw the man's face first then your secret weakness is falling in love and choosing your significant other with heavy emotional baggage. Carrying the emotions of your past trauma you are not in a rush to repeat the experience now but you are indeed ready to experience the risk, but you need to move at a certain pace which makes you feel safe.

The man's face

You always believe that someone is better waiting for you. You are an idealist in every single aspect of your life and specifically when it comes to your personal life you are a born swagger with a powerful aura. But do not scare people away who truly care for you.

Mermaid on the rock

It is your fixation on the material world to choose a significant other. You're not completely superficial but you do like the finer things and might enter into a fling with an artist but will never make it official. It is fine to maintain your standards but do not let go of meaningful connections with someone you might just be meant to be with.

Shell holding the pearl

You have this need for someone you can take care of as you're a born natural caretaker with nothing making you feel better than being able to actively do things that can make your partner's life better. However, do not sell yourself short and let people also do the same amount of effort for you.

Bird holding the branch

What you see first in this image tells about your weakness in choosing your romantic partner

Understand yourself and those around you.

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This is a classic <a href="https://geediting.com/phrases-manipulators-use-to-chip-away-at-your-confidence/">phrase of a manipulative person </a>– prying on your emotions to shift blame from them to you.Some people are indeed more sensitive than others.Like if you’re a highly sensitive person, you have more empathy and feel everyday things more intensely.But even so, just because you’re sensitive, that doesn’t mean something is your fault.If someone tries to say you’re “just being sensitive” and “it isn’t their fault you’re so sensitive” – be careful.

1. It's not my fault you're too sensitive

Ouch! Sadly, a manipulative person will say anything to shift blame away from them.<a href="https://drcarlamanly.com/manipulators-and-predators-are-everywhere-discover-how-to-spot-red-flags-and-heal-from-manipulation/#:~:text=That's%20why%20people%20who%20tend,on%20five%20dates%20with%20them.">Experts </a>say that manipulative people tend to pry on those with low self-esteem or insecurity issues.Why? Because these people are generally easier to manipulate.It’s common for <a href="https://geediting.com/things-people-dont-realize-they-do-when-they-lack-self-esteem/">people who lack self-esteem </a>to feel damaged, problematic, or like there’s something wrong with them compared to everyone else.So when a manipulative person says this, it fuels that inner belief and makes you more likely to believe that you are the problem, instead of them.

2. You're just damaged

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Phrases manipulators use to shift blame, according to psychology

Words like "improve," "grow," and "evolve" are really just positive expressions for "change."As we all know, the only thing consistent in life is change. But the defining element for the nature and quality of that change is awareness. Without awareness, change has no direction and no higher purpose.

It's all about change.

Being aware of what is going on outside of you is far easier than being aware of what is going on inside of you.
What others say and do, how they say and do it, traffic, weather, politics, love, hatred, kindness, and war - who has time to self-examine when there is so much to focus on "out there"?
And by focusing "out there," you are opening yourself up to being judgmental and placing blame.

Awareness

If you focus on the outside and blaming others, your power evaporates. You can’t change anything because you have no stake in the game. You become and remain a victim. Having no responsibility means you also have no power. And having no power means you can’t affect change when and where you want. As a victim in your own life and relationships, you retreat into defensiveness to protect yourself from a world that you assume is against you.

The problem with blame

What is self-awareness and how does it help in improving relationships? If you're currently in a struggling relationship, here is what you need to do be more aware of yourself and your partner.

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How Self-Awareness Can Improve Your Relationship

This is when someone (the abuser) intentionally cause disgrace to the victim especially in the midst of crowd, to reduce his or her self worth. Therefore, causing the victim to be engulfed in the wave of shame.According to Wikipedia, Humiliation is the abasement of pride, which creates mortification or leads to a state of being humbled or reduced to lowliness or submission. It is an emotion felt by a person whose social status, either by force or willingly, has just decreased. Humiliation is the primary cause of shame which can lead to depression.

Humiliation.

This is when the abuser falsely accuse or assign false responsibility to his or her victim for being the reason behind a bad, unfortunate situation or phenomenon.Blaming is a cognitive distortion which involves assigning guilt or responsibility for how we feel to someone else which in the end, ultimately leads to negative emotional conditions to the victim.

Blaming.

This is when the abuser purposely ignores the victim by refusing to communicate when they (the victim) is trying to communicate, by pretending that they don't or never existed.This behaviour may range from just sulking to malevolent abusive controlling behaviour as it can leave significant psychological and emotional repercussions on the person on the receiving end. Because, being left in silence can be extremely painful and can leave the victims questioning "what really happened?" or "what have I done wrong?".

Silent Treatment.

This is a strategic abusive behaviour, when the abuser restricts the victim from the outside world controlling their social activity, ie. whom they see, whom they talk to, where they go. May also include materials they digest: the books they read, TV shows they watch, music they listen to, food they eat and so on.Thereby, blocking any form of support to the victim inorder to gain total control over them, both physically and mentally.

Isolation.

This is when the abuser tells the victim that he or she is over-reacting or being overly dramatic to a situation thereby making the victim think or feel that the situation seem less important, insignificant, or complex than it really is, therefore is not supposed to react that way.The size of discomfort is proportional to the size of the problem. Here, the abuser makes small and downsize something (especially complaint) which is important to the victim and hence expects them to ignore it. Even when they know the victim have a point but because they don’t want to deal with it, they wave it out.

Trivializing

"Verbal abuse is still abuse. It's abuse in the form of words. Don't assume that a few hurtful words won't cost them their life. Words hurt."

"To deny someone's feelings and experiences to live, is to literally deny their reality."

Now that you've gotten to the end, if you feel you may have or is currently experiencing this, and you might have a strong tendency to believe that what is happening is your fault, I need you to understand that it is not your fault. Also, freeing yourself from someone who is causing you mental abuse is very difficult. You do not have to do it alone. Seek the help of trusted family, friends or a mental health therapist.PRO TIPS- Don’t try to reason with your abuser. They will not magically change unless they want to change and seek professional help. It is not your responsibility.ABUSE IS REAL.

The Abuse Is Not Your Fault or Your Responsibility

Emotional abuse truly makes you think there is something wrong with you. Learn the dynamics of emotional abuse-you may be surprised that you've been experiencing it. PART TWO.

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Mental abuse is the use of threats, verbal insults, and other more subtle tactics to control a person's way of thinking.This form of abuse is especially disturbing because it is tailored to destroy self-esteem and confidence and undermine a personal sense of reality or competence.Human being are wired in different ways meaning that we think differently as well as behave in distinct character. However there are some, who in a way, choose to toil or exploit another mostly minorities to be a head over them or in some cases, makes them to feel less of themselves to feel better or boost their ego.

What Is Mental abuse?

When the abuser uses degatory and abusive terms verbally, by using sarcasm, belittling language on their victim. And if in a relationship, they'd even use their partner's insecurities against them.These behaviors can create a toxic dynamic within the relationship and can cause long-lasting emotional damage.

Name Calling.

When the abuser makes the other person doubt their understanding of reality, manipulating the victims opinions by projecting their own perceptions, experiences or understanding on the victim in attempts to sow self-doubt and confusion in their victim's mind.The most distinctive feature of gaslighting is that it’s not enough for the gaslighter simply to control his victim or have things go his way: It’s essential to him that the victim herself actually come to agree with him.

Gaslighting.

When the abuser makes clear intentions to deliberately inflict pain and harm in a frightening quality or manner to the victim as a consequences in coercion for failing to comply with a given request or demand.

Threatening.

When the abuser intentionally withholds affection and proper care. Instead the abuser gives an inappropriate amount of affection to their victim either by bread crumbing after an extreme series of love bomb or they don't even give any at all.

Withholding  Or Neglect.

This is when the abuser puts the needs of another person (the victim) away, as an irrelevant matter, liking it to a matter unworthy of consideration.

Dismissiveness.

This is when the abuser constantly and continously judges or shares negative opinions on their victims efforts even when they give their best. Belittling the person's performance, behavior, or personality making them feel like they can never do anything right.

Constant Criticism.

PRO TIPS- Incase you are caught up in situations like this, it is important to take note of these characteristics in order to avoid being mentally abused.

Abuse & Types.

True kindness is not about lavish or excessive giving. It's about giving genuinely from the heart, even small acts. It also requires purpose and intention behind it. Random acts without deliberate thought don't have the same meaning.

What's Not Kindness - Extravagance

Being kind isn't about nurturing laziness or irresponsible behavior that could hurt someone in the long run. Kindness means compassionately helping others become self-sufficient and grow.

What's Not Kindness - Enslaving

Authentic kindness avoids enabling dependencies. It isn't just telling people what they want to hear or agreeing blindly. Kindness means speaking and acting with wisdom and care, not just comfort, even when it's hard. The most thoughtful kindness considers what the other person truly needs, even when that requires tough love.

What's Not Kindness - Comforting

- Some of the most inhumane and brutal leaders in history have had below-average intellects. If you look at dictators, you'll often find that they lacked critical thinking skills and wisdom, even as they were proficient at oppression and violence. - Higher intelligence does not automatically make someone more ethical; neither does lower intelligence destiny a person to cruelty. - But historical records do suggest there can be an inverse relationship - those who brutalize others the most seem to often be less intellectually gifted themselves.

PoV On Cruelty

Intelligence is having the right knowledge/wisdom to keep your heart on the spectrum of helping others while you and your belongings are respected.

Kindness doesn't rely solely on intellect, having the ability to understand and interpret emotions effectively can enhance one's capacity for kindness. It's not about being academically smart, but rather about being emotionally aware and sensitive to the needs and feelings of others. It's all about heart and mind working together to make the world a better place! While you don't need to be a genius to be kind, having a certain level of emotional intelligence can enhance your ability to connect with others, understand their perspectives, and act compassionately.

Kindness Requires Certain Intelligence

You don't need to be intelligent to be cruel.

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Charlie is a teenager who just lost a friend which causes his peer group to fall apart. As he tries to find new friends, he is confronted with typical teenage issues, such as romance, drugs and family issues. However, the underlying issue to all of his problems is way darker than you think at first

The main plot

feeling responsible for the death of his aunt Helen: She died in a car accident when Charlie was 7. She wanted to get him a birthday present, that’s why she took the car.having a crush on one of his best friends: She tells him to stop thinking of her that way which Charlie can’t. He gets together with another girl which he ends up hurting because he can’t develop feelings.Sister has an abusive boyfriend: His sister is getting hit by her boyfriend. Charlie told a friend, who told his parents, which is why his sister is mad at him, because the parents now forbid her to see him again.

Charlie‘s problems

We accept the love we think we deserve

The crucial moment happens the night before Sam, the friend Charlie has a crush on, needs to go to college. He confesses that he still hasn’t lost feelings for her and doesn’t know what to do.Sam said that she didn’t like about Charlie how he never took the chance. He is mostly just listening and doing what people told him to. He is trying to please everybody and be a good friend but Sam criticizes that he wasn’t honest enough.If someone isn’t honest and not showing their true self, their friends don’t know who they are friends with, so Sam encourages Charlie to do whatever he wants.

the crucial moment

Why would I care whether or not he loved me, when he didn’t really even know me?

When Charlie takes Sam‘s advice and starts kissing her because he wants to, he suddenly stops as the situation develops into being more intimate. Charlie is confused, he doesn’t understand what’s wrong, is getting upset and doesn’t notice his surroundings anymore. He wants to go home.At home, his parents find him naked sitting in front of the television which is turned off. They bring him to a hospital

Charlie‘s trauma

Charlie went seeing a psychiatrist twice in his life. Once before the happenings of the event and a second time when his deprsssion came back during the events of the book. He points out that he finds it weird, that his psychiatrist is always asking „stupid“ questions about his childhood.

Character: The psychiatrist

Charlie loves his dead aunt Helen. He visits his grave often, thinks of her and feels so guilty of her death. His favorite memory is when his aunt Helen used to live with them and was watching television on Saturday evening when his parents weren’t there and let him stay up longer.

Character: Aunt Helen

As he wakes up in the hospital, he remembers a dream he had. He was doing the same thing with his aunt Helen as with Sam last night while they are watching TV every Saturday.He realizes that this wasn’t a dream but he was molested by his aunt every Saturday which is why the experience with Sam brought up trauma. The psychiatrist realizes and tells Charlie‘s parents, who never knew.

The hospital scene

She was the only one giving affection to Charlie in his family. You can see that his family is rather cold and fights often in the scenes where they visit each other for special occasions like Christmas.

Why does Charlie love aunt Helen

He doesn't blame his aunt Helen, because for him, that didn't lead anywhere.(Everyone has their own way of dealing with Trauma ⚠)For him, it is important to remember it and to be aware that this shaped his character.Nevertheless, there are many things that make you who you are. Two people could grow up under the exact same circumstances and turn out to be completely different people.You‘ll never know all of the reasons why you are the way you are, but that also means your character isn't defined by where you come from, but where you want to go.(Being impacted by your past is not a bad thing ⚠)

What Charlie Wants You to Know

I guess we are who we are for a lot of reasons. And maybe we’ll never know most of them. But even if we don’t have the power to choose where we come from, we can choose where we go from there. We can still do things. And we can try to feel okay about them.

Understand the Main Idea of The Perks of Being a Wallflower and what it can teach you about yourself and trauma response. This content might be triggering and is not spoiler-free. ⚠️

Read the cult-favorite coming-of-age story that takes a sometimes heartbreaking, often hysterical, and always honest look at high school in all its glory. Now a major motion picture starring Logan Lerman and Emma Watson, The Perks of Being a Wallflower is a funny, touching, and haunting modern classic. The critically acclaimed debut novel from Stephen Chbosky, Perks follows observant “wallflower” Charlie as he charts a course through the strange world between adolescence and adulthood. First dates, family drama, and new friends. Sex, drugs, and The Rocky Horror Picture Show. Devastating loss, young love, and life on the fringes. Caught between trying to live his life and trying to run from it, Charlie must learn to navigate those wild and poignant roller-coaster days known as growing up. A years-long #1 New York Times bestseller, an American Library Association Best Book for Young Adults and Best Book for Reluctant Readers, and with millions of copies in print, this novel for teen readers (or “wallflowers” of more-advanced age) will make you laugh, cry, and perhaps feel nostalgic for those moments when you, too, tiptoed onto the dance floor of life.

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Stephen Chbosky grew up in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and graduated from the University of Southern California's Filmic Writing Program. His first film, The Four Corners of Nowhere, premiered at the 1995 Sundance Film Festival and went on to win Best Narrative Feature honors at the Chicago Underground Film Festival. He is the recipient of the Abraham Polonsky Screenwriting Award for his screenplay Everything Divided as well as a participant in the Sundance Institute's filmmakers' lab for his current project, Fingernails and Smooth Skin. Chbosky lives in New York.

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<ul><li>The first and most obvious lesson I learned from A Little Life is that patience and sympathy are crucial elements of any interaction because you have no idea what someone has been through.</li><li>Tbh, guys, this book is really difficult to read. I've only managed to read a few chapters that are still incomplete. However, I'll share the information I know about few insight in this book below. please make sure to follow along with me:')</li></ul>

Is "A Little Life " a good book to read?

My life is so much more interesting inside my head.

<ul>
<li>The novel follows the lives of four college friends– Jude St. Francis, Willem Ragnarsson, Malcolm Irvine, and JB Marion– as they navigate adulthood in New York City.</li>
<li>Central to the narrative is Jude St. Francis, a complex character burdened by a traumatic past filled with abuse and suffering.</li>
<li>The story delves deep into Jude's struggles with his past trauma, relationships, and the pursuit of healing.</li>
</ul>

Plot Overview

Friendship: The enduring bond between the four friends serves as a pillar of support and love throughout the novel. 
Trauma and Healing: Jude's past traumas and journey toward healing demonstrate the resilience of the human spirit. 
Identity and Self-discovery: Characters struggle with their identities and the impact of their pasts on their present selves. 
Love and Sacrifice: The novel delves into the complexities of love and the sacrifices made for those we care about.

Themes: Friendships, Trauma & Healing, Identity & Self-discovery

Wasn't friendship it's own miracle the finding another person who made you entire lonely worlds seem somehow less lonely?

This novel shows how friendships and empathy can help individuals heal from trauma and experience transformation. It also raises awareness about the psychological impact of trauma and the importance of trauma-informed care. 


Through its exploration of dark themes, "A Little Life" ultimately offers a message of hope and inspiration for those going through difficult times. It encourages readers to have empathy and compassion towards those who have experienced trauma and adversity, highlighting the power of genuine friendships in supporting individuals through life's trials.

"The Power of Friendship and Empathy in Overcoming Trauma"

Overall, "A Little Life" is a poignant and emotionally resonant exploration of the human experience, offering profound insights into the complexities of trauma, love, and resilience.

Overview

A Little Life, written by Hanya Yanagihara and published in 2015, This book is long, slow, and depressing. However, if you can handle those aspects, it's worth reading due to its genius.

NATIONAL BESTSELLER • A stunning “portrait of the enduring grace of friendship” (NPR) about the families we are born into, and those that we make for ourselves. A masterful depiction of love in the twenty-first century. NATIONAL BOOK AWARD FINALIST • MAN BOOKER PRIZE FINALIST • WINNER OF THE KIRKUS PRIZE A Little Life follows four college classmates—broke, adrift, and buoyed only by their friendship and ambition—as they move to New York in search of fame and fortune. While their relationships, which are tinged by addiction, success, and pride, deepen over the decades, the men are held together by their devotion to the brilliant, enigmatic Jude, a man scarred by an unspeakable childhood trauma. A hymn to brotherly bonds and a masterful depiction of love in the twenty-first century, Hanya Yanagihara’s stunning novel is about the families we are born into, and those that we make for ourselves. Look for Hanya Yanagihara’s bestselling new novel, To Paradise, available now.

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A Little Life

Love cannot be seen with physical eyes but we ought to believe in it. Believing in love and be deceived by humans is not as tragic as not believing in love in order to avoid deception, because the former is still connected to love but latter is not. Love is known by its fruits but love itself is hidden. One shouldn't seek love's source because it's God's secret. To be known by its fruits is a need in love. One must not hold back expressions of love. Love is the best protection against hypocrisy, earthly sagacity, and perdition because there's a "chasmic abyss" between them and love.

I. Love's Hidden Life And Its Recognizability by Its Fruits

Truly, eternity does not let itself be mocked; instead it is something that does not even need to use force but, omnipotent, uses a little mockery in order to punish the presumptuous person dreadfully. What is it...that connects the temporal and eternity...but love, which for that very reason is before everything and remains after everything is gone...precisely because love is eternity’s bond...precisely because temporality and eternity are heterogeneous, love can seem a burden to temporality’s earthly sagacity...therefore...it may seem...an enormous relief to cast off this bond of eternity.

By a strange self-contradiction, the self-deceived person may even think that he is being sympathetic with the unhappy one who has been deceived. But if you carefully take note of his consoling words and therapeutic wisdom, you will recognize love by its fruits: by the bitterness of the mockery, by the acridity of the sensibleness, by the poisonous spirit of distrust, by the biting cold of callousness—that is, it will be recognizable from the fruits that there is no love within.

True, there is a flower called the flower of eternity, but...there is also a so-called everlasting flower that like perishable flowers blooms only at a certain time of the year—what a mistake to call the latter a flower of eternity! Yet in the moment of blossoming it is very deceptive. But every tree is known by its own fruit...and the love that Christianity speaks of is known by its own fruit—that it has within itself eternity’s truth...What perishes blossoms, and what blossoms perishes, but [Christian love] cannot be sung about—it must be believed and it must be lived.

Yet when we say that love is known by its fruits, we are also saying that in a certain sense love itself is hidden and therefore is known only by its revealing fruits...The life of thought is hidden; the expression of it is the manifestation.

Where does love come from?...There is a place in a person’s innermost being; from this place flows the life of love, for “from the heart flows life.” But you cannot see this place; however deeply you penetrate, the origin eludes you in remoteness and hiddenness. Even when you have penetrated furthest in, the origin is always still a bit further in...it is love’s desire...[that] its hidden life...may remain a secret, that no one inquisitively and brazenly will force his way in...to see that which he cannot see anyway without forfeiting, because of his curiosity, the joy and blessing of it.

Love’s hidden life is in the innermost being, unfathomable, and then in turn is in an unfathomable connectedness with all existence. Just as the quiet lake originates deep down in hidden springs no eye has seen, so also does a person’s love originate...more deeply in God’s love...In the same way the life of love is hidden...its hidden life is in itself motion and has eternity within itself. Just as the quiet lake, however calm its surface, is actually flowing water, since there is the gushing spring at the bottom—so also love, however quiet it is in its concealment, is flowing nevertheless.

Yet this hidden life of love is recognizable by its fruits—indeed, to be able to be known by its fruits is a need in love.

“Let us not love in word or speech but in deed and truth"...In one person’s mouth the same words can be so full of substance...and in another person’s mouth they can be like the vague whispering of leaves...But you should not...hold back your words...because this can be the unloving committing of a wrong, just like withholding from someone what you owe him...When the heart is full, you should not...[button] your lips. You should let the mouth speak out of the abundance of the heart...But one...should know by...the fact that there are only leaves, that love has not reached its full growth.

There are, of course, works that in a particular sense are called works of love. But even giving to charity, visiting the widow, and clothing the naked do not truly demonstrate or make known a person’s love, inasmuch as one can do works of love in an unloving, yes, even in a self-loving way, and if this is so the work of love is no work of love at all...But here again it holds true that there is nothing, no “thus and so,” that can unconditionally be said to demonstrate unconditionally the presence of love or to demonstrate unconditionally its absence.

It is true that no hypocrite has ever deceived anyone who in fear and trembling before God was afraid of himself. But the one who is busily occupied tracking down hypocrites...had better see to it that this is not also a hypocrisy...But without willing...the person whose love truly bears its own fruit will expose [or at least shame] every hypocrite who comes near him...and the loving person [may] not even be aware of this...The best defense against hypocrisy is love...in all eternity it has nothing to do with hypocrisy...[Love] secures the loving one against falling into the hypocrite's snare

To defraud oneself of love is the most terrible, is an eternal loss, for which there is no compensation either in time or in eternity...the one deceived [by humans] is still related to love, and the deception is only that the love was not where it was thought to be, but the self-deceived person has locked and is locking himself out of love...the self-deceived person has prevented himself from winning the eternal. Indeed, what has the person actually lost who, because of his love, became a victim of human deception if it turns out in eternity that love remains, whereas the deception has ended!

Summary and Quotes from Kierkegaard's Works of Love

The various kinds and conditions of love are a common theme for Kierkegaard, beginning with his early Either/Or, through "The Diary of the Seducer" and Judge William's eulogy on married love, to his last work, on the changelessness of God's love. Works of Love, the midpoint in the series, is also the monumental high point, because of its penetrating, illuminating analysis of the forms and sources of love. Love as feeling and mood is distinguished from works of love, love of the lovable from love of the unlovely, preferential love from love as the royal law, love as mutual egotism from triangular love, and erotic love from self-giving love. This work is marked by Kierkegaard's Socratic awareness of the reader, both as the center of awakened understanding and as the initiator of action. Written to be read aloud, the book conveys a keenness of thought and an insightful, poetic imagination that make such an attentive approach richly rewarding. Works of Love not only serves as an excellent place to begin exploring the writings of Kierkegaard, but also rewards many rereadings.

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<ul><li> Valentine’s Day is not just about love, but also about the celebration of fertility and sexual freedom.</li></ul>Valentine's week rose demand raises CO2 emissions like 240 crore liters of diesel.<ul><li> The commercialization of Valentine’s Day has led to superficial and materialistic expressions of love.</li><li> True love is about serving and helping others, not just exchanging gifts and cards.</li><li>Love is about preserving our culture and promoting real love, not reacting to outside influences. </li></ul>

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<ul><li>The origins of Valentine’s Day can be traced back to ancient Roman festivals like Lupercalia, which involved rituals of sacrifice and fertility.</li><li>True love goes beyond superficial expressions and materialistic gestures, and it is about selfless service and loyalty.</li><li>To preserve our cultural values and promote real love, we need to be proactive instead of reactive.</li></ul>

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