Only a person who has lost somebody can understand the pain.

Deyth Banger
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All the pain in this world is caused by the loss of someone dear to us. The pain isn't in knowing that you will never see that person again but that you are missing out on their life, the things they are doing, the people they are meeting, the things they are saying, and the experiences they are having. It's not in knowing what they are doing but not being able to join in. The pain isn't in knowing what would have happened if you had been there. The pain is simply knowing what could have been.

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