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LOVE CULTURE

Love is not about who to date and marry, it is about how to respect humanity and appreciate things money can not buy. This is the beginning of the culture of love.

Without human value and respect, irrespective of social class and age group - you do not understand love. It is more about what to offer to add value to humanity. Rewards are not focus but the after effect of your labour of love.

It is more honourable to have your legacy established on people whose hope survived the struggles of life because your love and tenderness upheld them. This is love and it's culture.

Love feels fear but is not controlled by it. Love feels doubt but not a slave to it. Love feels worries but not conquered by it. Love does not survive by feelings but by truth and knowledge. Don't allow what you feel to be more real than the truth you know.

Respect and compassion for humanity is once again, the begining of love culture. It is in the peak of how sensitive you can be to the struggles and pains of people. Its in you treating others the way you would love to be treated. Love is not you using people. It is you honour people, and adding value to their lives. Welcome to love culture.

Prince Victor Matthew 

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