eople's perspectives can be. When we are young, we often see people and relationships through the lens of trust, hope, loyalty, and emotion. We believe that everyone means what they say and that every relationship is genuine.
With age, experience teaches us otherwise. We begin to recognize hidden intentions, unspoken boundaries, changing loyalties, and the difference between genuine affection and convenience.
Yet, this understanding should not make us cynical. Instead, it should make us compassionate toward our younger selves and toward those who are still learning.
