Deep

[Captain Ching]

Look closely at this picture. At some point in our lives, we all feel like Edward. We give our all for someone—opening their eyes and showing them their future—only for them to cast us aside and walk away once their purpose is served.
This scene teaches us a lesson: help others, but do not expect a 'thank you.' Because when people find the light, they often forget the very lamp that helped them shine.

 

[cheetra]

Don't confuse caring with loving...
Else disappointment is in store

 

[Captain Ching]

Don't confuse caring with loving...
Else disappointment is in store

That’s true. Caring often stems from a sense of duty or compassion whereas love requires a deep emotional bond Confusing the two amounts to the same thing...

I'm not sad; I just posted it like that.

 

[EkaLustYa]

Okay - moral of the story - don’t help anyone ? Noted.

 

[Haakuji]

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Look closely at this picture. At some point in our lives, we all feel like Edward. We give our all for someone—opening their eyes and showing them their future—only for them to cast us aside and walk away once their purpose is served.
This scene teaches us a lesson: help others, but do not expect a 'thank you.' Because when people find the light, they often forget the very lamp that helped them shine.

Some people come into our lives only when they need us, and when the need ends, that person also goes away.

 

[Boyd]

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Look closely at this picture. At some point in our lives, we all feel like Edward. We give our all for someone—opening their eyes and showing them their future—only for them to cast us aside and walk away once their purpose is served.
This scene teaches us a lesson: help others, but do not expect a 'thank you.' Because when people find the light, they often forget the very lamp that helped them shine.

Reading this felt so deep. Give your help, but never expect loyalty in return. "

 

[cheetra]

That’s true. Caring often stems from a sense of duty or compassion whereas love requires a deep emotional bond Confusing the two amounts to the same thing...

I'm not sad; I just posted it like that.

Poets are not sad, they feel deeply.

 

[Captain Ching]

Okay - moral of the story - don’t help anyone ? Noted.

Helping others isn't wrong what matters is choosing the right person and the right situation.
It’s not about the act of helping it’s about who truly understands your intentions...

 

[Captain Ching]

Some people come into our lives only when they need us, and when the need ends, that person also goes away.

As long as there was work there was recognition now that the work is over, the identity is gone too That is the age old rule of the world...

 

[Captain Ching]

Reading this felt so deep. Give your help, but never expect loyalty in return. "

Because expectations are the root of all suffering Helping is your nature and expecting loyalty is your mistake...

 

[Captain Ching]

Poets are not sad, they feel deeply.

The only difference is... they know how to transform even pain into beauty.

 

[Anshhi]

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Look closely at this picture. At some point in our lives, we all feel like Edward. We give our all for someone—opening their eyes and showing them their future—only for them to cast us aside and walk away once their purpose is served.
This scene teaches us a lesson: help others, but do not expect a 'thank you.' Because when people find the light, they often forget the very lamp that helped them shine.

Loving without expecting anything in return might be true sacrifice, yet the weight of being taken for granted always hurts.