reciprocate movement.

we can't get anywhere without effort. and sometimes, no matter how hard we try, we don't get what we expect. this is an unwanted scenario. because of a direct correlation, the reward of effort is expected. that's how the rules work in nature, too. for a flower to show you all its splendor, it expects you to show it your interest and love, give it water and feed it with the sun. of course it shouldn't be late for all this. after killing a flower, giving it liters of water will not bring it back to life. of course, it takes effort to be worthy of love, too. the mutual effort put forth then finds its value. when the sun goes down, whoever you dream of watching that orange sunset with, you need to be a little brave and clearly show what you want.

to give direction to value judgments.

in this life, everyone has their own truths that they believe in. with the existence of these realities, we wake up every new day to realize our own goals and dreams. and then there are the value judgments of the society we live in. but we don't prefer to talk about the reality of those who determine these judgments. what determines them ideally? or how integrative is it to force each individual in society into the situation specified as an "ideal" without knowing the conditions in which he/she lives, the truths he/she believes, and the destination he/she wants to reach? what is the need for a person to get a label just because of behavior contrary to the stated value? our main focus is actually obvious. the only thing we all want is a peaceful society.

"In an ideal world, there should be no limits on who we might love. Many of us live in a less than ideal world."