Forgiveness Is Not Weakness — It Is Freedom

Forgiveness has been one of the most misunderstood acts in human existence. Some people look at a forgiving person and assume they are soft, weak, easy to manipulate, or too afraid to retaliate. That mindset alone exposes how deeply broken and emotionally enslaved many individuals have become. Because true forgiveness is not weakness. It is power under control.

Weakness is allowing anger to consume your spirit until it poisons your mind, your relationships, your peace, your sleep, your health, and your future. Weakness is becoming chained to bitterness so heavily that the people who hurt you continue controlling your emotions long after they are gone. That is not a strength. That is bondage disguised as pride.

A person who forgives understands something deeper. They understand that carrying hatred is like drinking poison while expecting the other person to suffer from it. They understand that resentment slowly darkens the soul, hardens the heart, and drains life from within. So, they choose freedom over emotional imprisonment. They choose peace over chaos. They choose healing over destruction.

Forgiveness does not mean pretending nothing happened, because you can forgive someone, but you should never forget what they are capable of. Some individuals forgive others, and somehow, they tend to forget what those people are capable of, and they fall into the same trap without recognizing past happenings.

Forgiveness does not mean approving betrayal, abuse, deception, manipulation, disrespect, or wickedness.

Forgiveness does not mean allowing toxic people back into your life to continue damaging you.

And forgiveness certainly does not mean forgetting the lessons pain taught you.

What it means is this: you refuse to let darkness make a permanent home inside of you.

That is a strength.

People are walking around every day smiling on the outside while internally rotting from unforgiveness. Years have passed, but they are still emotionally trapped in moments that wounded them. Still reliving betrayal. Still replaying disrespect. Still feeding old pain until it becomes part of their identity. Eventually, anger becomes their language, bitterness becomes their personality, and vengeance becomes the only thing that makes them feel alive.

That is one of the saddest prisons a human being can enter.

Forgiveness breaks those chains.

An individual who forgives is not saying, “You were right.” They are saying, “You no longer have power over my spirit.” There is a difference. A massive difference.

Some people believe revenge gives closure. But revenge rarely heals anything. Most times, it only multiplies darkness. Hurt people hurt people. Broken people often try to break others. Cycles of pain continue because many individuals never learn how to release what is destroying them internally.

A healed soul moves differently.

A healed soul protects its peace.

A healed soul understands that not every battle deserves its energy.

Sometimes the greatest victory is walking away without allowing hatred to corrupt your heart.

That takes discipline. That takes maturity. That takes spiritual and emotional strength that many people still have not developed.

There is also another truth people avoid talking about: unforgiveness destroys the person carrying it more than the person it is directed toward. Stress, rage, bitterness, constant negativity, emotional heaviness, these things slowly consume individuals from the inside out. You can often see it in their energy, their words, their behavior, and even their physical appearance. Darkness carried long enough eventually begins revealing itself externally.

Peace is priceless.

Inner freedom is priceless.

Protecting your soul from becoming consumed by darkness is priceless.

Forgiveness is not surrendering to evil. It is refusing to become evil because of what happened to you.

And that is a level of strength this world desperately needs more of.

The truth is that some individuals only understand aggression, revenge, pride, and emotional chaos because they were never taught healing. They were taught to mask pain with ego. To hide wounds behind arrogance. To glorify vengeance instead of growth. But a person who has truly awakened understands that peace carries more power than destruction ever will.

At the end of the day, forgiveness is not always for the other person.

Sometimes forgiveness is the moment you finally choose yourself.

The moment you choose your peace.

The moment you choose your sanity.

The moment you choose to free your heart and soul from the heaviness of what was trying to destroy you internally.

And no matter what this world says, there is absolutely nothing weak about that.

 

They didn’t heal in peace; they healed in Survival.

We are all individually formed, carrying different mindsets, personalities, emotional depths, and ways of processing life. What may seem easy for one person to accomplish can feel like climbing a mountain for another.

Some people break silently, while others fight loudly. Some heal quickly, while others battle internally for years. That does not make anyone weaker or less valuable. It simply reflects the reality that human beings experience life differently. The overall truth in all of this is to remain strong no matter what life places before you, and never lose yourself within the chaos, pressure, pain, or darkness surrounding you. Hold on to your identity, your peace, your heart, and the core of who you truly are.

There are people in this world who speak about healing as if everyone had the luxury to disappear for months, sit beside oceans, travel to retreats, meditate in silence, and “find themselves” away from pressure, responsibilities, and pain. And while peace is beautiful, that is not the reality for many people.

Some people never got the chance to stop.

Some people healed while carrying children on their hips.

They healed while crying in bathrooms where nobody could hear them.

They healed while showing up to work exhausted.

They healed while surviving betrayal, abandonment, heartbreak, poverty, depression, trauma, and spiritual exhaustion.

They healed while the world still demanded something from them every single day.

Some individuals did not get a pause in life to “figure things out.” Life kept moving, bills kept coming, children kept depending on them, responsibilities kept calling their name, and the battles never slowed down long enough for them to breathe properly. Yet somehow, they still kept going.

That kind of strength is rarely celebrated.

Society often glorifies visible success, polished healing journeys, motivational speeches, and curated lives on social media. But many of the strongest souls are the ones silently carrying unbearable weight while trying to keep everybody else alive emotionally, mentally, physically, and spiritually.

Some people did not become strong because they wanted to.

They became strong because survival demanded it.

There are mothers raising children while secretly fighting emotional breakdowns. Fathers carrying responsibilities while battling internal wars they were taught never to speak about. Individuals smile in public while silently questioning whether they even have enough strength left to continue another day.

And still, they continue.

That is not a weakness.

That is a level of resilience many people will never fully understand.

The truth is that healing does not always look soft and peaceful. Sometimes healing looks messy. Sometimes it looks like exhaustion. Sometimes it looks like surviving another day when your mind is overwhelmed. Sometimes healing is waking up every morning and choosing not to give up, even when life feels unbearably heavy.

Some people had to become their own rescue mission.

No support.

No safe space.

No emotional protection.

No time to collapse.

Just pressure, survival, responsibility, and silent endurance.

And despite all of that, they still found ways to love people, protect their children, help others, work, provide, encourage, and continue moving forward while carrying invisible scars nobody could see.

That reality deserves acknowledgment.

Because not everybody heals in stillness.

Some people heal right in the middle of chaos.

Some people discover who they truly are while standing in the storm, not after the storm passes.

And perhaps that is why certain individuals carry such depth within them. Pain forced them to mature early. Struggle sharpened their awareness. Survival taught them things comfort never could. They learned how to keep moving while broken. They learned how to survive disappointment without becoming completely consumed by bitterness. They learned how to carry pain without letting it destroy the people around them.

That type of endurance changes a person forever.

This world often overlooks the silent warriors among us, the people who kept everybody else alive emotionally while slowly bleeding themselves internally. The people who never received flowers for their sacrifices. The people who never got applause for surviving what should have destroyed them.

But their story matters.

Their survival matters.

And if you are one of those individuals who had to become stronger in the middle of the storm instead of finding peace before healing, understand this clearly: your journey is not less meaningful because it was difficult. Your healing is not invalid because it was messy. Your strength is not invisible just because nobody applauded you while you were surviving.

Some souls were not built in comfort.

They were forged in fire.

And despite everything life placed against them, they are still here.

 

The Systems Were Never Built to Fully Free the People

There comes a point where people have to stop pretending not to see what is happening across the nations of the world. Entire populations are exhausted, overworked, mentally drained, financially cornered, physically sick, spiritually disconnected, and constantly surviving instead of truly living. Yet the world is overflowing with wealth, intelligence, resources, technology, land, medicine, natural healing, scientific advancement, and agricultural abundance. So the real question is this:

If humanity has advanced so much, why are the people still struggling so hard just to exist?

When last did governments truly create systems that made the people healthier, freer, stronger, wiser, more independent, and more prosperous without hidden agendas, exploitation, control tactics, or profit motives attached?

When last did billionaires pour their wealth into restructuring broken communities instead of building more empires for themselves?

When last did powerful corporations or scientific institutions openly release discoveries that would completely transform the lives of ordinary people without first asking how much money could be extracted from suffering?

People are waking up because the contradictions are too loud to ignore.

The nations are filled with collapsing public services, overwhelmed hospitals, rising food costs, housing crises, mental health crises, environmental destruction, broken educational systems, and communities that look abandoned by the very leaders who claim they are serving them. Everywhere people turn, they are being charged more while receiving less. Benefits that were supposed to help the people are slowly being pushed out of reach, while investors and corporations continue to gain more access, more control, more land, and more power.

That is not accidental neglect. That is a structured imbalance.

A government that truly works for its people would make sure the people could live with dignity. The streets would not look forgotten. Public transportation would not feel like punishment. Healthcare would not feel like a luxury. Education would not feel like a collapsing experiment. Elderly people would not have to choose between food and medicine. Families would not have to destroy themselves with multiple jobs just to survive basic living expenses.

The truth is painful because many systems were never designed to create empowered populations. Empowered people ask questions. Empowered people become independent. Empowered people stop depending on fear-based structures for survival.

Instead, many systems operate by keeping people tired enough not to resist, divided enough not to unite, distracted enough not to think deeply, and financially pressured enough to remain trapped inside cycles they cannot escape.

Even nature itself has become commercialized. Natural plants, herbs, minerals, seeds, and ancient healing knowledge that existed long before modern industries are often dismissed, restricted, ridiculed, patented, or manipulated once profit becomes involved. The earth naturally carries solutions, yet humanity lives in systems where people often cannot even afford access to clean food, proper healthcare, fertile land, or peace of mind.

And still the world keeps calling this “progress.”

What kind of progress leaves millions anxious, spiritually empty, physically unwell, and struggling to survive in nations overflowing with resources?

Technology should have liberated humanity by now. Scientific discoveries should have strengthened humanity by now. Wealth should have stabilized nations by now. Natural resources should have benefited communities by now.

But instead, many people feel more monitored, more controlled, more dependent, and more disposable than ever before.

The people are constantly told to sacrifice while the powerful continue accumulating. They are told to “be patient” while corruption expands openly. They are told to trust systems that repeatedly fail them. They are told to work harder while basic human necessities drift further out of reach.

At some point, humanity has to ask whether these crises are merely incompetence, or whether maintaining instability has become profitable for those at the top.

Because a government that turns against the needs of its people will eventually sell out the future of that nation to whoever offers the highest financial return. Once profit becomes more valuable than human life, the people stop being citizens and start becoming economic assets to exploit.

And that is the uncomfortable truth many are beginning to feel deep within themselves.

The awakening happening across the world is not because people suddenly became rebellious. It is because people are exhausted from watching systems claim to protect them while simultaneously draining them.

Humanity was not created merely to survive under pressure until death. People were meant to live with purpose, health, stability, creativity, dignity, freedom, community, and peace.

A healthy society would not fear awakened people.

A healthy society would want the people educated, healed, nourished, emotionally balanced, spiritually grounded, and economically secure.

But when systems benefit from confusion, dependency, fear, and constant crisis, healing people becomes dangerous to those who profit from brokenness.

That is why more individuals are beginning to detach from blind trust and question everything around them, not from paranoia, but from observation.

Because the condition of the nation's speaks louder than the promises of the powerful ever could.

 

The Education System Is Cracking in Plain Sight — And the Children Are Paying the Price

 

There comes a point where people must stop pretending that what is happening within many educational systems is “normal.” It is not normal for children to constantly lose learning time due to structural collapse, environmental hazards, neglected buildings, strikes, infestations, chemical exposure, or systems that continuously fail to serve the very people they claim to support.

Year after year, the same cycle keeps replaying itself like a broken machine that no one truly wants to repair. Every new school term brings another crisis with it. If it is not environmental disasters disrupting classes, then it is collapsing ceilings, mold-filled classrooms, rodent infestations, overgrown cow itch, smoke contamination, chemical flow, unbearable heat, unsanitary conditions, or schools literally becoming unsafe spaces for human beings to occupy.

And still, society is expected to act surprised.

What is really going on within these educational systems?

How can children properly learn when many of them spend more time out of school than inside of it? How can they concentrate when their learning environment itself feels neglected, abandoned, and unsafe? How can teachers continue to pour into students while they themselves are exhausted, under pressure, unheard, underpaid, and forced to protest for issues that should have been resolved years ago?

This is deeper than “bad luck” or isolated incidents.

This is a reflection of priorities.

A society reveals what it truly values by what it consistently protects, funds, repairs, and maintains. When educational structures continuously deteriorate while billions are poured into other agendas, people have every right to question the system itself. Because if children are constantly learning in unhealthy environments, then what message is truly being sent to them about their worth?

Children absorb energy from spaces.

A child cannot thrive mentally, emotionally, or academically in an environment filled with instability, neglect, stress, and uncertainty. Many students already carry burdens from their homes, communities, emotional struggles, hunger, violence, or mental pressure. School is supposed to be one of the few stable places where growth, focus, and development can happen. But instead, for many, the educational environment itself has become another source of trauma and frustration.

And then society wonders why attention spans are collapsing.
Why are behavioral problems increasing?
Why is emotional instability rising?
Why students seem disconnected, angry, unmotivated, or mentally drained.

People cannot keep planting instability into children’s environments and expect stability to grow from them.

The environmental crisis itself is also exposing the fragility of these systems. Every year, there are stronger heat waves, worsening air quality, floods, storms, chemical concerns, pollution, contaminated surroundings, and environmental conditions that continue to affect human health. Yet many school structures were never properly modernized or prepared to protect children from these realities.

Some classrooms become unbearable ovens.
Some buildings trap mold and bacteria.
Some environments are filled with dust, smoke, or toxins that directly affect breathing, concentration, and long-term health.

And still, the learning process is expected to continue as if nothing is wrong.

This is not only an educational issue.
It is a public health issue.
It is an environmental issue.
It is a human issue.

Then there are the teachers.

Many teachers entered education because they genuinely wanted to help shape lives. But how much pressure can human beings endure before they break? Constant overcrowding, lack of resources, delayed solutions, unresolved wage concerns, emotional burnout, disrespect, and unstable conditions are crushing many educators mentally and emotionally.

When teachers protest, society often becomes angry at the disruption. But people rarely stop to ask what conditions pushed them to that point in the first place. A system that continuously ignores the voices of educators eventually creates collapse from within.

And the children end up trapped in the middle of it all.

The saddest part is that none of these issues is truly new.

These are problems that have existed for years, decades even. The structures continue to decay. The promises continue to repeat. The meetings continue to happen. The statements continue to be released. Yet the same problems return over and over again like clockwork.

That is why people are beginning to lose trust in systems that constantly speak about “the future of the children” while failing to create environments where children can safely exist in the present.

No child should have to wonder if their school building is safe.
No teacher should have to beg endlessly for dignity.
No parent should constantly fear interruptions to their child’s education.
No society should normalize educational instability.

Because once a generation begins growing up inside continuous instability, neglect, and dysfunction, the damage does not remain inside classrooms alone. It spreads into communities, economies, relationships, mental health, and the future of entire nations.

People are tired.
Teachers are tired.
Parents are tired.
And the children are carrying burdens they should never have to carry.

At some point, humanity must stop decorating dysfunction with polished speeches and start confronting the truth directly:

A system that continuously fails its children while expecting them to succeed despite failure is not functioning properly.

And no amount of public performance can hide that reality forever.

Governments continue to speak about children “falling behind” academically, yet many refuse to confront the conditions those same children are being forced to learn under. How can children fully focus, grow, and succeed when their education is constantly interrupted by failing structures, environmental hazards, unsafe classrooms, unresolved system issues, teacher strikes, and repeated disruptions? A child’s ability to learn is directly connected to the stability of the environment surrounding them, and when that environment is continuously neglected, the system itself becomes part of the problem it claims to be trying to solve.

HOLLYWOOD MAKES THEM, THEN HOLLYWOOD BREAKS THEM

There comes a point where people need to stop pretending that what keeps happening in HOLLYWOOD is “normal.” The patterns are too loud. The breakdowns are too public. The transformations are too disturbing. Too many people enter that machine full of life, innocence, creativity, and purpose, only to come out hollow, traumatized, addicted, spiritually drained, mentally fractured, or dead.

HOLLYWOOD sells dreams to the world, but behind the curtains, many leave with nightmares.

People go there in search of fame, recognition, wealth, applause, validation, and success. They enter looking bright-eyed, grounded, natural, conscious, and individual. Then suddenly, within years, months, or sometimes even days, they become unrecognizable versions of themselves. Their eyes change. Their energy changes. Their appearance changes. Their spirit changes. Some become dark, lifeless, erratic, rebellious, hypersexualized, drugged, emotionally unstable, or completely detached from who they once were.

It is deeper than fashion. Deeper than “artistic expression.” Deeper than entertainment.

Many become gothic replicas of themselves, carrying visible pain, confusion, torment, and spiritual emptiness in plain sight. The industry praises destruction as “reinvention.” It glorifies mental collapse as “freedom.” It markets brokenness as “evolution.”

And people keep clapping while human beings are being spiritually, emotionally, mentally, and physically consumed.

How many child stars have to spiral publicly before people understand something is deeply wrong? How many artists must overdose? How many celebrities must speak about exploitation, manipulation, abuse, humiliation rituals, addictions, depression, loss of identity, and trauma before society stops acting blind?

Too many enter innocent and leave destroyed.

Some never even make it out alive.

The world keeps calling it a coincidence, but the patterns continue repeating themselves over and over again. Premature deaths. Drug addictions. Public meltdowns. Identity crises. Emotional instability. Isolation. Self-destruction. Broken families. Suicides. Sudden personality shifts. Individuals are becoming almost unrecognizable from the people they once were.

People should already know by now that there is a real battle between good and evil taking place in this world. Not everything dark announces itself openly. Darkness often disguises itself as glamour, success, influence, luxury, power, money, and fame.

That is why discernment matters.

Watch the spiritual signatures.

Watch the energy.

Watch what happens to people after certain introductions, relationships, environments, contracts, industries, or influences enter their lives. If someone consistently changes for the worse, mentally, spiritually, emotionally, morally, physically, then whatever or whoever is influencing them is not bringing light into their life. It is draining them. Breaking them. Consuming them.

Light brings peace, clarity, growth, stability, wisdom, self-respect, healing, and truth.

Darkness brings confusion, chaos, destruction, addiction, emptiness, vanity, torment, and self-hate.

The signs are visible everywhere for those willing to see them.

This is not about worshipping celebrities. It is about recognizing that many human beings are being chewed up by systems that profit from their destruction, while the public watches it unfold as entertainment.

HOLLYWOOD often does not just create stars.

It creates casualties.

People need to wake up and stop blindly idolizing fame as the ultimate destination in life. Not every door that shines leads somewhere good. Some doors lead people into spiritual, emotional, and psychological destruction disguised as opportunity.

Protect your mind.
Protect your spirit.
Protect your identity.
Not every platform deserves your soul.

Hollywood is not the only place that breaks individuals to the core. There are extensions, chain links, and networks, people, environments, institutions, relationships, industries, and influences within societies across the nations of this world carrying the very same destructive motives. Some are determined to destroy the core, heart, mind, innocence, identity, and spirit of individuals and even children. Not every battle happens on a stage or behind cameras. Many are happening quietly in homes, schools, workplaces, communities, relationships, and everyday environments where darkness disguises itself as normality while slowly damaging human beings from within.

 

When Celebration Becomes a Trigger: The Hidden Truth Behind Mother’s Day and Father’s Day

 

In societies across the world, it is no secret that many children have gone through, and are still going through, deep pain at the hands of the very people who were meant to protect them.

Not every person smiles when these programmed calendar events arrive. Not every individual rushes to buy flowers, cards, gifts, or post emotional tributes online, pretending that everything was beautiful inside their home. For many people, these system-structured days called Mother’s Day and Father’s Day are not celebrations at all. They are emotional wounds reopened by a society that constantly pushes a one-sided narrative while ignoring the painful realities millions endured behind closed doors.

The world has been conditioned to worship titles instead of examining character. The title “mother” or “father” automatically receives honor in many spaces, even when some individuals hiding behind those titles caused serious emotional, mental, physical, or spiritual damage to the very children they were supposed to protect. Many people walk around carrying scars that were not created by strangers, but by the hands of those they were told to trust the most.

Some people cannot genuinely call these individuals “mother” or “father” with love in their hearts because the memories attached to those titles are filled with fear, manipulation, abandonment, violence, neglect, humiliation, torment, alcoholism, narcissism, abuse, betrayal, and emotional starvation. Society rarely wants to speak honestly about this reality because people are conditioned to protect appearances more than truth.

Every year, the system aggressively pushes Mother’s Day, Father’s Day, and Valentine’s Day onto the masses through advertisements, social pressure, entertainment, businesses, schools, and social media campaigns. People are told what they should feel, what they should post, and how they should celebrate. Yet the same system rarely stops to acknowledge the people who become emotionally shattered during these periods because those dates trigger painful memories they have spent years trying to heal from.

For some, Mother’s Day is not a reminder of nurturing love. It is a reminder of being rejected, insulted, beaten, ignored, emotionally manipulated, or abandoned. For some, Father’s Day is not about guidance and protection. It is a reminder of violence, absence, intimidation, drunken rage, broken promises, sexual abuse, emotional coldness, or being made to feel worthless. These are realities many people silently carry while the world tells them to celebrate.

There are individuals who still yearn deeply for authentic parental love despite everything they endured. Especially abused children, even after being harmed, many still crave what they never truly had: safety, affection, reassurance, protection, gentleness, acceptance, and unconditional love. That longing reveals something powerful about the human spirit. Even after surviving darkness, many people still desire genuine connection and care. Some children grow into adults still secretly wishing someone would simply say, “You matter. You are safe. You are loved.”

The tragedy is that society often dismisses these individuals when they speak their truth. People are told things like:
“But that’s still your mother.”
“But that’s your father.”
“You must forgive and forget.”
“Honor your parents no matter what.”

This kind of thinking protects toxic behavior and silences victims. Respect should never become permission for abuse. Titles alone do not automatically equal righteousness, love, wisdom, or safety. Some people earned the title biologically, but completely failed spiritually, emotionally, and morally in the responsibility attached to it.

There are many people spending these holidays alone, not because they are bitter, but because they are healing. Some have chosen distance to protect their peace, sanity, and survival. Some had to cut ties with destructive parents in order to stop cycles of manipulation and trauma. That decision is not easy. It is one of the heaviest emotional burdens a person can carry, especially in a society that constantly romanticizes family while ignoring the damage some families cause.

The truth is this: not everyone came from loving homes. Not everyone had parents who sacrificed for them. Not everyone was protected. Not everyone was hugged. Not everyone was spoken to with kindness. Some people survived households that drained their spirit daily while the outside world called it “family.”

That is why consideration matters.

Before forcing celebration onto others, people must understand that these calendar events affect individuals differently. Compassion is needed for those whose memories are attached to pain rather than comfort. Some people are grieving parents they never truly had, even while those parents are still alive. Others are grieving parents who passed away before they ever experienced authentic love from them. Some are mourning childhoods that were stolen from them entirely.

The system profits heavily from emotional programming. Industries capitalize on guilt, obligation, loneliness, and emotional pressure during these holidays. Businesses make billions selling an image of perfect family life while many real families are fractured, traumatized, and silently suffering beneath the surface. The illusion is constantly marketed, while uncomfortable truths are buried.

A conscious society would create space for honesty instead of forcing emotional conformity. It would acknowledge both the beauty and the pain that exist within family structures. It would stop shaming survivors for speaking about abuse simply because the abuser carried the title of “mother” or “father.”

Real love is not manipulation.
Real parenting is not control.
Real protection is not fear.
Real care does not destroy a child’s spirit.

A true mother nurtures.
A true father protects.
A true parent creates safety, wisdom, guidance, compassion, and emotional security.

And for every person carrying invisible wounds during these heavily promoted system holidays, understand this clearly: your pain is real, your experiences matter, and you should never feel pressured to fake celebration for the comfort of a society that refuses to confront uncomfortable truths.

The world must stop idolizing titles while ignoring behavior. Character reveals truth far more than labels ever will.

To those carrying painful memories from what they endured at the hands of their parents, may healing find its way into your life. May you find the strength to rise beyond the pain, the wisdom to not let bitterness consume your spirit, and the peace to continue moving forward despite everything you survived. May you one day experience what true love, protection, care, safety, and genuine compassion truly feel like.

And for those who may one day become parents themselves, may you become the living example of the love you never received. May you break every evil cycle, every toxic pattern, every generational wound, and give your children the nurturing, patience, guidance, and unconditional love you deserved but never had. Sometimes the greatest form of healing is becoming the kind of parent, protector, and safe place that you once prayed for as a child.

Mother’s Day, let’s really look at it.

I will always put Truth at the forefront because that is where it belongs.

I have no value for this day. What I value is the truthful form of reasoning in actions, etc., through recognition of what a mother is, her duties as a mother, how she puts forth and manages her guardianship through motherhood, manages her home, children, situations, etc., and how she treats others and carries herself.

True mothers will carry a mother’s heart, and their overall aspects show who they really are and what they bring to the table, as the bible states, "You will know them by their fruits." They will be easy to identify, through them, of how they manage their home, and take care of themself and their family.

They are structured in the true alliance of guardianship through motherhood, a woman who understands the aspects of what a mother is and her duties to her family, and the loving authenticity, and with that for authenticity, there is no need for a programmed system structured push, of control that states what day and date an individual should show love, etc. to their loving mother, because it should always come naturally to do, and not just for one programmable day.

As I said, I have no value for this day, but I will continue to forever love, appreciate, and show the greatest gratitude and respect to all mothers who carry the true authenticity and worth of a mother, the true guardianship of which their hearts and workmanship uphold.

Mother’s Day is a day like all other days that has been programmed and structured by a system through deceptive and controlling motives, merchandising, and profit.

Now, let’s really get into the true concept of what Mother’s Day is. Let’s examine the highs and lows of what is truly happening and who is being left out of these false, manufactured, and materialistic ways of this promoted event called Mother’s Day.

For me, Mother’s Day marks the day I first became a mother, and that automatically placed me within the structure of motherhood and being called “mother.”

This system-programmed and structured day called Mother’s Day, I do not see any true benefit in it other than the hype of high-volume merchandising, materialistic fabrication, and people being gullible enough to be easily programmed into accepting an event that is constantly pushed at them.

It is fully based on merchandising, not the authentic, true value of Love in its purest and truest form.

Don’t get me wrong, I know there are individuals out there who continue to show love to their mothers and value parenthood overall, and within the societies we all live in, they will naturally jump at the occasion to do more for their mothers.

This day, called Mother’s Day, only brings a day of identifiable logic where families gather together, share gifts, and show gratitude to their mothers through a system-programmed and structured event that is pushed onto society.

My question is this: why just one day? Why wait for a programmable day to shower a mother, your mother, with gifts, favors, benefits, group dinners, and material gestures? If a mother, your mother, is supposed to be the true female structure and guardian of the family base unit, then she should be recognized, cherished, loved, and appreciated every day. Natural gestures of appreciation should always come from you naturally, as it should always be an ongoing thing to recognize your mother as a beloved mother.

Now let’s talk about the mothers who, for some reason, have not had the privilege to be part of this programable day, the real and true mothers who, through sweat, sacrifice, and energy, have worked effortlessly throughout their lives to make their children comfortable and safe. Mothers who have been locked behind mental institutions because of betrayal, stress, hardships, systems, and people who turned against them.

Let’s talk about the true mothers who, to this day, have been neglected in hospitals and institutions, neglected by family members who no longer see them as the once-loving, hardworking mothers who worked tirelessly to keep them safe, alive, and comfortable, but now see them as burdens to the family.

Let’s talk about those mothers who have been left out and are now called burdens to society and to a government system that has no place or space for them.

I’m not ignorant of the fact that all mothers are not the same, and I do know that, because of mental fatigue, trauma, and personal issues, some individuals may not be able to function properly within family structures and may bring more harm to themselves and others than good. I am aware of that, and I know that some mothers are institutionalized to receive the help they need.

My focus is on the women who are worthy to be called mothers, the ones who endlessly look out for, manage, and take care of their families, yet now find themselves rejected, neglected, and pushed aside. Mothers who continue to be used and abused. Mothers who once protected their families but have now become prey to the very same families they once protected.

It is no secret what is going on within societies around the world; women who were once known as true mothers and guardians to their children are ending up receiving the worst treatment imaginable from those same children and family members.

We can also truthfully say that not every woman should be allowed to be called a mother if she does not have the true-hearted guardianship, function, and understanding of what a mother should be.

And not every daughter or son can truly be called a child if they have not positioned themselves to deserve such a title.

And because of evil situations that have taken form through some women against their children, those women can no longer be called mothers, because not every woman deserves to be called such.

A mother can be any woman, but it is the loving and genuine heart within her that makes the process of guardianship complete.

If a loving and true heart is not within the guardianship, then it is simply a woman giving birth to a child without a true love connection.

True mothers should be appreciated every day, not just on a system-programmed and structured day. Women should be called mothers. After all, they deserve it because they are truthful to the cause and guardianship of motherhood, and because of this, they are worthy to be called “Mother.”

So don’t just wait for a system-structured programmable day that pushes you to show materialistic love to your mother. Genuinely appreciate and love your mother always, endlessly, and forever.

Don’t get pushed to perform; do it authentically.