Diary Of A Dreamer...

  In a world focused on appearances, I dream of someone whose beauty goes much deeper. My soulmate, though we haven't met yet, is somewhere out there, embodying a kind of beauty that isn't just skin deep. She is beautiful, but not like the girls in magazines. Her beauty isn't about glossy photos or social media images. Instead, it shines from within, showing in her thoughts and character. She is beautiful for the way she thinks, with a mind full of creativity, curiosity, and kindness. When she talks about something she loves, her whole being lights up. There’s a sparkle in her eyes that draws people in, a passion that makes others want to listen, to understand, and to share her joy. This sparkle is genuine; it’s the purest sign of her love for life. Her ability to make other people smile, even when she's feeling down, is one of her most beautiful traits. It takes a special kind of strength to lift others when you're struggling yourself, to find light in dark t...

  Have you ever thought about how society perceives men in terms of their social value? From birth, men are often viewed as starting with little to no inherent social worth. A man's value is typically linked to his achievements, status, and ability to provide. Imagine a young boy growing up with the understanding that he will need to work hard to establish his social standing. This journey is not just about personal growth; it’s about proving his worth through accomplishments and contributions to society. Men must invest significant effort into building their social value. Education, career success, financial stability, and social connections are all critical factors in this process. According to Dr. Warren Farrell, author of The Myth of Male Power, “Men’s value in society is largely dependent on their ability to achieve and provide.” This means that men are expected to demonstrate their worth through tangible accomplishments rather than relying solely on inherent attributes. As ...