In a world marred by systemic inequality and social injustice, the desire to solely save oneself from disappointment and loss is not only a reflection of internalized capitalism but also a betrayal of our collective struggle. True progress and love, often confused with self-preservation, come from our willingness to engage with and support one another through the challenges of life, recognizing that our fates are intertwined.
The Collective Struggle: Embracing Shared Humanity over Individualism
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The only thing more dangerous than wanting to save another person — a dangerous desire too often mistaken for love — is wanting to save yourself, to spare yourself the disappointment and heartbreak and loss inseparable from being a creature with hopes and lon…
The notion that wanting to save oneself from the inevitable heartbreaks and losses of life is more dangerous than the altruistic desire to save others is a misleading narrative that undermines the importance of personal responsibility. True love, strength, and empowerment stem from an individual's capacity to face life's adversities head-on, learn from them, and emerge stronger, paving the way for genuine self-improvement and societal contribution.