Spring seems to be telling us that it's time to wake up from hibernation, crawl out of our lair, and run forward toward happiness and adventure. Well, who is not ready to run, can at least walk a little.
What these unrestrained days do to us. Just look at how the girls are blooming all around them. They are like rosebuds, waiting for their time, ready to conquer and captivate all around them with their beauty. And of course, almost every one of them probably has someone for whom they are ready to exhaust themselves, to limit themselves in something. But is it worth it?
What does it mean to love? Has anyone ever really thought about what love means in our lives? Nowadays it may seem that this truly beautiful word has lost its meaning. Every teenager, girls, boys and even adults are willing to say it, just to show that they just care about the person they love, or perhaps because they want to get off sometimes. Saying the word "I love" now costs nothing, it has even become an insult.
Just remember how a gentleman used to achieve his lady's hand, her heart for a long time, struggled and went for deeds worthy and sincere. And only after a long and persistent struggle and waiting he could hear from his beloved the cherished word "I love". And it was beautiful. That word inspired people, could save lives and give meaning to everything around them, could make their heads spin and lift them to the clouds. Of course, you could say that it still changes people. But think about how important it has become to us.
Think about how we have begun to relate not only to our words, how easily we throw them around without thinking about the consequences, but also to our actions, to our thoughts. What is the head of today's youth occupied with? Of course, only gadgets, phones and other nonsense that doesn't play a huge role in our lives. Money has flooded our lives, it's everywhere. With it now you can buy respect, honor, position, and love, too.
But can it be called love? What is it worth? Practically nothing. In the past, people loved for nothing, for a smile, for a person's soul, for the fact that their beloved or loved one made them better and more beautiful. What about now? Think about whether your companion will be faithful to you throughout your life. Once the money is gone, perhaps your love will be gone as well.
I ask you to each think about what remains central to our lives. To think about whether society is killing all that is beautiful in us, or whether we ourselves are making a great effort to fit in with those around us. Appreciate what's in you, appreciate your uniqueness, there's no need to become something you're truly not. It just degrades the personality, makes us self-centered, unlike who we want to be.
Think about what we are living for, what is important to us. Appreciate all the beautiful moments in life, appreciate those people who bring something new and unique to it, appreciate those friends who are willing to move mountains for you and jump into the abyss if they need to.
Love truly and sincerely. Don't give in to temptations and desires that will only lead you away from happiness. After all, love is capable of much. And if we realize it in time, we will only become more sublime and beautiful. Fall in love, seek new experiences, live life to the fullest, after all. After all, that's what it's for.