What were your parents doing at your age?
As I sit down to write this post, I can’t help but reflect on the theme: “What were your parents doing at your age?” For many, this question might evoke memories of shared stories, family traditions, or even old photographs that capture a moment in time. However, for me, this question brings a mix of emotions.
Unfortunately, my parents are no longer with us. I lost them at a very young age, and while I have some cherished memories, there are many moments and stories that I wish I could have shared with them. Their absence has shaped my life in profound ways, teaching me resilience, independence, and the importance of treasuring the time we have with our loved ones.
Growing up without my parents, I often wondered what their lives were like at my age. Did they face similar challenges? What were their dreams and aspirations? These questions have remained unanswered, but they have also inspired me to live my life with purpose and gratitude.
Losing my parents early on has taught me to appreciate the people around me and to never take any moment for granted. It has also instilled in me a deep sense of empathy for others who have experienced loss. I have learned that grief is a journey, and while it never truly ends, it does evolve. Over time, the pain lessens, and the memories become sweeter.
If you are fortunate enough to still have your parents in your life, take a moment to ask them about their experiences at your age. Listen to their stories, learn from their wisdom, and cherish the time you have together. For those who, like me, have lost their parents, remember that their love and legacy live on within you.
Thank you for reading.
Lajos
They did not have technology, they told old tales to their grand children
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So true
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