The line between the online and offline worlds is very thin. On one side, we follow people we've never met, while on the other, we mentally and emotionally unfollow those who have shared our lives, stood by us when no one else did, and were ready to explore the universe with us. Isn't that someone you? Are we focusing more on our online presence rather than our inner peace and growth? This isn't the real us.

"Being kind" is important, but what about being true to ourselves? "Be you" is fine, but what about "Be who you want to be"? Casual greetings like "Hey! What's up dude?" are common, but what about the heartfelt calls from those who truly care, saying, "Come back soon, my child"?

Where is humanity heading? Towards the right or the left, online or offline, towards playing in the rain or on electronic media? The answer is simple: it's not about any generation or social media. It's about us—the humans who have lost patience and desire everything instantly.
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