A parent's love for their child can never be measured by anything because in principle this love is born naturally, continues to grow in the recesses of their heart.
But on the other hand, not all children will reciprocate their parents' love, they even forget when their parents die.
Interesting writing
You are right - sad as that is. I even know a few people like that who did not even attend their parents funerals. very tragic.
Though I do not necessarily agree on the natural love of a parent. Whilst I do think that it is almost always true - there are exceptions where there is little to no love there - only bitterness and resentment, especially in the cases where the child was not planned, and/or the parent has been left in a less than ideal situation with the child.
Terrible to see that sort of thing, though it does exist - again, also very sad.
Thanks for stopping by to read @irawandedy and for sharing your thoughts on my writing.
Yes, whatever the process, children are the fruit of love and affection, even though they are unwanted and other x factors.
Parents have to accept reality and sometimes the psychological disorders they experience have fatal consequences, they cannot think logically and in the end their children become victims.
Nice see you...
So true.
You are wise in your thoughts @irawandedy and I appreciate you coming by to share them!