Never Criticize A Pain You Haven’t Endured.

Some of us humans are so quick to judge and criticize others especially when we have not even experienced what they have gone through or what they are going through.

As we all know, life is full with good and bad times, and everyone's story is different. The hard times we go through make us stronger and teach us things. But, it is very easy to forget that not everyone's story is the same. When we see someone hurting, like with mental health, money problems, or losing someone, we might not get it if we have not been through the same thing. This can make us not understand or help them, which makes them feel even more alone.

When someone comes out to say they are not ok mentally so many people see it as nothing and some people see it as they are doing too much.
When it comes to mental health. Some people have inside struggles. So many people are battling depression and anxiety and this can really mess up someone's life. If you have not felt any of these before , it will be hard to understand how bad it is.
So, imagine criticizing someone that is already dealing with things like this again. When we judge things we do not get, we push away people who need our help and kindness.

Life is different for everyone, and we all go through good and bad times. Sometimes, we do not understand what others are going through, especially when it comes to tough things like losing someone. If you have not experienced a big loss, trust me, it is hard to know how much it hurts. Saying things like "move on" can be hurtful because everyone grieves in their own way. It is very important to be kind and let people heal without criticism and making them feel bad.

It is so easy to judge others when you have not walked in their shoes. This is true for big problems like poverty and inequality. If you have never struggled with money, it will be hard to understand what that is like. You might not see the challenges people face, like not having good schools or jobs. If we criticize others without understanding their struggles, we make things worse. We need to be kind and listen to those who are hurting.

In conclusion, never criticize a pain you have not endured. Let’s always keep it in mind to practice empathy and understanding in our interactions with others. As we all know life is filled with challenges, and while we may not always understand the struggles faced by others, we can choose to respond with kindness and support. When we know that everyone’s journey is unique, we will create a more compassionate world where individuals feel seen, heard, and valued. Let’s learn this principle and it will lead to stronger connections, deeper relationships, and a more supportive community for everyone of us.