Sincerity,

Think of all the salutations, the world contains,

we always sign these at the end our letters to other people, to seal the deal, if you will,

to let others to know our true intentions. everything from Forever Yours, to Best Friend Forever etc. etc.

I always think of love as something of a lasting quality. A quality to admire, something with teeth to it per se. As for my experiences on the Internet, I've been called everything from " Baby" to "Sugar" to " My Hun" to "my friend" to "my love" However the words never lasted past a month in most cases.

I am reminded a bit of some choice words of a wise adage, What you are (you're sincerity in this case) speaks so loudly....I cannot hear what YOU say?

I think sincerity IN ITS TOTALITY begins with us

and not in the often insincere words we say ALONE.

words that get said one to another for example.

Sincerity ultimately is measured intrinsically in deeds and not remotely in words anyway

which demand responsibility in there sayings regardless.

Words may or may not reflect our true intentions or actions in most instances.

Should we not say those words at all- one toward another? Or better should we prepare to say them, and do them? (my proposal)

That is what progress in life is all about, sincerity in thought and deed. The micro and micro- systems of the world, dictating these natural laws, our inner world being our outer world.

The micro-effecting the macro.

World governments have yet to learn these secrets effectively I think,

which is why diplomats are called in in many instances to cover the misgivings of their leaders

and or dictators.

Most of us in our homes have the same problem, but there is no one in these small instances to cover our tracks, most of the times like there is on the world's scene - no one to cover the sins that we appear to commit, and yes, I do believe that being insincere, to another human being IS a sin.

Who is to say (in most cases) if words alone are enough. Love is an action sentiment, a quality, not just a loose word or symbol- lest we forget entirely why we say the word, “I love you” or “ “I am here for you”.

- Dewaine