A short YouTube monologue by Rylee Meek arguing that "true love" involves speaking hard truths rather than uncritical acceptance. Meek rejects a relativistic "your truth/my truth" stance, emphasizes evangelistic concern (fear of people "enter[ing] eternity forever separated from God"), and frames her stance within personal sanctification and faith-driven responsibility.
That's not True love is being able to say the hard things. I'm saying this out of love. I want this. I know this is our first episode back, but I, I, this is just where my heart has been of just man, when I say I'm saying this out of the love to, I say true love. Like what, what is the truth of love? Truth of love is not acceptance of anything. Of like, yeah man, there's your truth and my truth. And like, if, if you want to be a girl or you want to be a boy. No, that's not true love is being able to say the hard things. Because the reality is I'm at a place in life right now where I absolutely cannot passively sit by and let people casually enter eternity forever separated from God. I just can't do it. It breaks my heart because forever is a long time, is a long stinking time. And I'm beyond the point of really giving a rip about what people may think of me because at the end of the day, what I'm looking and growing towards is in the sanctification process, right?
