Dogs don’t wag their tails at people. They wag their tails at the creatures bustling with prejudice and vanity or who have the slightest form of empathy towards the ones who wag as a form of informal communication. The slow wag shows insecurity, while the fast wag exhibits excitement. The fast momentum of the tail displays undivided attention, and affection. Humans display the same momentum through a warm hug, a firm handshake, a pat on the back, or by just lending an ear to the ones who need it the most at the time of crisis. Momentum is like a seashore accepting waves of different creatures that might erase the different identities that exist on the shore of life. Despite having the right to live your own life on your own terms, try to keep the momentum of humanity alive; life is too short to wake up with “what if” and “should, could, and should not have been. “Living is temporary, but life is permanent.“