The first hunger of a human being is for bread — and it is this hunger that forces him to earn money.

But when we look closely at the act of earning, a bitter truth emerges: everyone who earns money is, in some way, a participant in the game of deception.

Every “discount” announced in the market is, in reality, a trick. Brands sell dreams wrapped in glamour and hide the truth beneath the shine. Shopkeepers raise prices first and then offer “reductions” to please the customer. All of this is legal — even socially acceptable — yet in essence, it is dark manipulation: a silent deceit that cannot be seen, but surely exists.

The same game continues in relationships. The grand claims of love, respect, and loyalty are often nothing but disguises. Behind them lies some kind of interest — sometimes financial, sometimes psychological. Humans shape and break relationships for personal gain, and this deception stays hidden behind the polite words of society.

In truth, the entire system stands on deception. Financial stability rarely comes through transparency. Behind every earning lies a concealed truth; someone’s weakness is exploited, someone’s innocence is sacrificed. It’s a circle where everyone runs — and no one is entirely innocent.

In the end, this is the truth:

Behind every earning, there is a veil — and behind every veil, there is deceit.