At lunch today, we were discussing a relative who sold his city apartment to move back to our ancestral village. -No car, just walks everywhere -Doesn't care about the latest iPhone or brands -Sleeps at 9 PM and wakes up with the sun -Has zero "social status" in the city My family says he "gave up" on life. I’m looking at my stress levels and my mounting bills, wondering if he’s the only one who actually started living.

Stop calling Forrest Gump a beautiful love story. It is the ultimate tragedy of a loyal man getting used. Jenny spent her entire youth running away from the only man who truly cared about her. She gave her best years to toxic men, abusers, and a reckless lifestyle while treating Forrest like a free therapist. Forrest became a loyal billionaire who would do anything for her, but she still kept him in the friendzone. She even had his biological child and secretly hid the boy from him for years. So when did she finally decide to marry him? Only when she caught a deadly disease and had nowhere else to go. She didn't come back for true love. She came back because she was dying and desperately needed a wealthy man to secure her son's future. People cry for this movie, but the truth is she simply used a pure-hearted man as her final rescue plan. Don't wait your whole life to become a retirement package for a woman who didn't respect you in her prime.

Titanic wasn't a love story, it was a warning for men! Rose from Titanic was not romantic. She was just playing games. She had a rich fiance and a safe life, but she threw it all away for 48 hours of fun with a poor artist. She didn't fall in love. She was just bored. Boredom makes women dangerous, and they choose fun over loyalty. She used Jack for excitement and her fiance for safety. In the end, Jack died, the fiance got cheated on, and she still kept the rich guy's last name! Rose is like many modern women who want a "bad boy" for fun and a "good man" for money. Girls call this movie romantic, but she simply used two men and moved on with her life. Hollywood sold us a fake fairy tale, but the reality is a dark lesson for men. What are your thoughts on this truth?