Dear Children of This Generation,
Be strong with yourselves.
The world is tough and fierce—
Far more than what you face today.
What you now call “ultra pro max” days
Are still just the beginning.
So, don’t be overly sensitive.
I’m not saying sensitivity is bad—
Be sensitive with your friends, your parents,
With those you care for and who care for you.
Your parents are going through difficult times;
You don’t want to add more to their burden.
The world may appear rude,
But people still follow the hearts
Of those filled with empathy and kindness.
The rarest thing today is true love—
And people who genuinely care.
You should strive to be one of them.
Imagine a world full of love and brotherhood.
That dream is in your hands to build.
We’ve done our best—
Now, it’s up to you.
Synopsis:
This heartfelt message is a call to the younger generation to develop inner strength and resilience in a world that is increasingly harsh and challenging. While acknowledging the value of sensitivity, it encourages youth to direct that compassion toward loved ones and those who reciprocate care. The message highlights the emotional struggles parents face and urges children not to add to their burden. It contrasts the world's apparent rudeness with the lasting value of empathy, love, and genuine care—qualities that are becoming rare. Ultimately, it empowers the next generation to envision and build a future rooted in love and brotherhood, reminding them that the responsibility to shape a better world now rests in their hands.
