It wasn't right that you could only understand your parents' pain once you'd experienced the things they had, and by then they were gone.
"It wasn't right that you could only understand your parents' pain once you'd experienced the things they had, and by then they were gone." This quote highlights the heartbreaking reality that many people only realize the depth of their parents' struggles after it’s too late to fully connect or offer support. It reflects on the often delayed understanding we gain as we grow older and face similar hardships.
The sentiment underscores the importance of appreciating and understanding our parents' experiences while they are still with us. It suggests that true empathy often comes too late, emphasizing the need to value and comprehend their pain and sacrifices before such opportunities are lost.
