“What do you?"

The de-evolution of interaction.

Everyone encounters such individuals—parents and their children, colleagues at work, and members of social circles. Those individuals who ask the question What do you do, or Where do you live?

Those individuals who, due to stereotypical conditioning, appear dumbfounded when said individuals do not live up to their preconceived notion and thus stammer and sound befuddled.

I cannot stand them, their vibration is low and lacks imagination, culture and autonomy.

For those on the receiving end, this interaction can feel akin to psychological trauma, pushing them to detach from their true selves.

This disconnection can result in clinical or self-diagnosed labels, such as depression or social anxiety, with individuals often feeling pressured to adopt these labels to fit into their environments.

It's not uncommon to hear someone announce their labelled disorder at a social gathering before even sharing their name.

What happened to the simplicity of interacting with others and accepting them for who they are in the moment, free from judgment?