Pain

What is pain? Pain is what everyone experiences in their daily lives. Some of them are intolerable while others can be still endured. Pain can be either physical or mental. Pain means something that is not pleasant or hurting. Physical pains are very common in our everyday life-- most of them are curable and endurable. We have epidermal injuries, cardiac ache, neurotic attack and so on. All we need to do is just to make an appointment with a specialist and he will kill the pain for you. However, mental pains are really not so easable and bearable due to the sentimental impact they bring to us-- we, human beings are creatures of emotions. The provenance of mental pains can be quite vulnerable to humans. We always listen to news which report that many people committed suicide because of the inability to tolerate the pain. This is becuase they do not want to keep on suffering and there is no ending of it. This shows that how weak humans are. Although pain have different types, what nowadays teenagers encounter are from betrayal, love etc espcially when in this stage, they cherish friendship the most. Because they are left out or betrayed by their friends, they have the intention of ending their lives without knowing the serious consequences. They feel that without friends, their lives will end. However, by doing these actions, they will have a great impact on their close ones, espcially their family members. We can imagine how pain they feel when their children are thinking of foolish things. In this world, nothing cannot be solved. With determination and perseverance, everything can be achieved espcially with the help and support of their family. As for the old people, their bodies are weakening and start to show side effects by invading the body with diseases, hence they can easily get sick. Some types of sickness are intolerable and yet they still must try all means to endure through the treatment. During the treatment, they must go through a lot of pain and suffering. Such endurance are because they want to survive to see their future generations and also their grand-children.