A 1945 Boy Was A Man

A 1945 #BOY was a #MAN
During World War II (1945), a Japanese boy stood in front of a cremation pyre
and waited for his turn to cremate his dead little brother.

The photographer said in an interview, that the child was biting his lips so hard
to prevent crying that blood was dripping down the corner of his mouth.

It was then that the guard asked for the body and said:
′′ Give me the load you carry on your back ′′ and the child replied:
IT IS NOT CARGO, IT IS MY BROTHER ′′
handed over the body turned around and left...

In Japan even today , this image is used as a symbol of strength.

Let this photo serve as an example to the boys of today who suffer for words,
who think the world is over because the disgraced girlfriend traded him for another one.

Boys who look down on their parents, making them cry in disgust
for their emotional blackmail.

Grow up!!

Become men and women of honor, the world doesn't care much
about your emotional games.

Your only alternative is to be strong in this world,
serve #God with all your strength
and if you have to give up, give up being weak!

@13LiNESofSPiRiT

@DACASE @HSRETOUCHER @LINWOODSPEAKSTRUTH @JOHNDURHAM @LOVE17ANDYAHWEH