In a world driven by ceaseless consumption, our lives are shaped not only by the objects we acquire but by the way we perceive and treat each other. People are often reduced to their utility, much like commodities, and as someone’s perceived usefulness wanes, so too does our interest in them.

The pure act of community and the innocence of genuine care for others has faded, eclipsed by our relentless materialism and self-interest.

This sorrowful realization is shared by many. Only when true loss is felt do they grasp the essence of caring, now mere fleeting and melancholic memories.

Strive to nurture and cherish those around you before it slips away.