“Always question where
your loyalty lies. The people you trust will expect it, your greatest enemies
will desire it and those you treasure the most will without fail, abuse it.
Loyalty takes years to build and only seconds to destroy.”
Since the beginning
of time the concept of blood versus loyalty has been ever present no matter how
mythical or real the story is.
Blood and Loyalty
are intertwined, bound together by the laws of nature.
We are loyal to our
country, friends, religion, political affiliations, schools and the list could
go on and on.
But where do we
separate it? Where do we draw the line between blood and loyalty?
Our own life situations
pretty much influence where our loyalty lies while blood will always be blood.
There’s a quote
that says “blood makes you related, loyalty makes you
family”. Now this I agree
with.
Nobody can prove to
me that we should be loyal to someone because we are related.
Now everybody is
entitled to their opinion but based on my own experience I pretty much can
decide where my own loyalty lies.
Family isn’t blood.
Example look at
somebody who was adopted, are we gonna say they are not our family because we
are not “blood” related?
Life will always
conjure up these mysterious mind boggling challenges.
Ask yourself, where does your
loyalty lie? Think about it. Are you loyal because you’re blood related or are
you loyal because those people have been there in your corner supporting you
through some of life’s most difficult challenges?
Whether those
people are your blood relatives or not, that is where your loyalty should lie.
As for me, I know where my loyalty lies and
its simple it’s with my family.
S.B. Stanberry
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