Do you ever say to yourself that you love your car? You take it to the car wash, buy it rims, change its oil every 3000 miles, but what happens when it breaks down? You suddenly go from loving it to hating it. You yell at it and possibly smack it. You’ve gone from loving this machine to hating it. If it was love, then you could only be mad at it and not hate it. How can you love something that doesn’t have the potential to love you back? It is just a machine that you choose what it is.
WHat I mean is that it can be a car, a vehicle that takes you from point A to point B, but what if on your way to point B someone cuts you off? Well then you could possibly get angry, and drive around and cut him off, you then turn your car into a weapon. What if you get evicted from your house? You have no where to go, so you stay in your car. Your vehicle is now your home. So you see you decide what you use things for, you decide how you use it.
Spiderman is driven by one simple phrase: with great power comes great responsibility. It is each his or her own responsibility for how they act, and how they use their possessions. If you can say I love you to your car, but not to your children, then something is wrong there, and it is your responsibility to rectify the situation. Remember that you can’t love things that don’t have the potential to love you back.
