The Real Me Is Truth and Love

What do I really mean when I say "I don't really care?" .  You would think that I could commit, resolve to care or not to care but it doesn't always work that way.  So maybe I don't really care means that I care a tiny bit but not enough to call me to action.   "I don't really care" might mean that I could care but for some reason or the other have chosen not to, hence my reason for saying "I don't really care."

So what is the meaning of the word "care?"

Care as a noun means to provide what is necessary for the health, welfare, maintenance, and protection of someone or something.

I see all over our society how much we no longer care as a people, every man has to be out for himself in order to survive.  We blame life for being hard and uncaring when the truth is life gives us everything we need air, food, earth and sunshine.  Humans have the ability to care, to blame life for being harsh is simply using a scapegoat and it takes responsibility away from our humanity.

To Care as a verb is to feel concern or interest; attach importance to something.

"I don't really care" is probably using the verb form of the word care to give life to the phrase.  How easy it is for me to dismiss someone or something because I don't care.  Turn a blind eye because the subject matters does not directly affect me therefore I have no need to show concern.  I may have my part in the  "I don't care" generation for now, but I hope to find a way to change that one day.