A wealthy man in the United States said:
The greatest characteristic of the weak is sexual addiction. If God wants to get rid of a man, there are only two ways:
The first is to make him lustful—when he sees a beautiful woman, he can’t help but let his mind wander, only to be consumed and punished by his own desires.
The second is to make him a greedy eater—everything delicious becomes irresistible; he wants to take a bite, constantly indulges, devours everything without restraint, and in the end his body collapses.
These words sound harsh, yet they reveal a cruel truth: destroying a person never requires outside force—only the person’s own desires.
The greatest characteristic of the weak is sexual addiction. If God wants to get rid of a man, there are only two ways:
The first is to make him lustful—when he sees a beautiful woman, he can’t help but let his mind wander, only to be consumed and punished by his own desires.
The second is to make him a greedy eater—everything delicious becomes irresistible; he wants to take a bite, constantly indulges, devours everything without restraint, and in the end his body collapses.
These words sound harsh, yet they reveal a cruel truth: destroying a person never requires outside force—only the person’s own desires.