Naivety is not a flaw; it is a decision. An act of trust made with awareness of the risk. It is choosing to remain open at a time that teaches us to close ourselves off, to harden ourselves, to call for lucidity from emotional distance. In a world that exchanges intelligence for coldness and maturity for suspicion, keeping your heart open is a discreet but radical gesture. And perhaps this is the intelligence that still matters, the kind that recognises vulnerability as strength and makes naivety a place of resistance.