They say that lions don't fight hyenas...
Not because they can't.
But because they don't have to.
They could tear them apart in a second.
Roar. Attack. Crush.
But they don't.
Because lions don't waste time on things that aren't worth it.
It doesn't respond to provocations.
It doesn't get into arguments with those who have come only to sow chaos.
It observes.
It remains silent.
And it moves on.
What's most interesting...
the hyenas — even though they surround it,
bark, scream, provoke —
they don't attack.
They just watch him pass.
As if they sense that touching him would be a mistake.
Because the lion's strength does not lie in fighting.
But in knowing when to avoid it.
And even when they tease him —
he remains calm.
Because he knows who he is.
And he doesn't have to prove it to anyone.
Among people, there are also those who have learned not to respond.
Not to play other people's games.
Not to stoop to the level of those who came to upset them.
Not because they are weak...
But because they have learned to protect their inner peace.
There comes a moment in life when you understand:
not everything deserves your energy.
Some things are not solved by shouting —
but by silent, dignified ignorance.
And when you understand that...
your silence becomes stronger than a thousand words.