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A hard truth that's difficult to accept. People want you for what you give, not for who you are. People love the benefits, not always the person. Your value often depends on what you can offer. Your partner wants your presence. Your boss wants results. Your friends want your help. Everyone wants something.
What you did before doesn't matter. If you can't give the same today, they disappear. When things fall apart, everything you shared can be used against you. Trust has limits. People promise loyalty, but only while it benefits them. When you stop being useful, many stop being loyal. Utility reveals true intentions.
Some people never wanted you. They wanted what they could take from you. The moment the benefits stop, so does their affection. And here comes the most important part. Don't depend on the loyalty of those who only