In the long river of life, pain is like a stern watchman, always alerting us to avoid potential dangers. It reminds us in a unique way: the pain is not pleasant, the children cry when they bump into it after playing, the women have to endure great pain when they give birth, and some patients with terminal cancer are tormented by the pain to the point that they are worse than dead. But what would our world be like if humans lost their sense of pain? Losing the sense of pain is like losing the body's alarm system, and we will not be able to perceive threats from the outside world. Imagine if we didn't feel the pain of a burn, cut, or bump, we could have caused more serious damage to our bodies without realizing it.
Imagine a world where there is no pain. People there may be fearless as if in a dream, touching hot stoves, sharp blades, and even ignoring heavy objects that can cause fractures. Without the constraints of pain, people may become bolder and dare to try more thrilling things. However, such a world is also fraught with unknown dangers. Losing pain means losing a protective mechanism and the body will not be able to respond to the injury and will not be able to protect itself.
The presence of pain is not just a negative feeling, it is more like a warning to stay away from potential dangers. Without pain, we may fall into a state of blind confidence and lose our vigilance against our surroundings. The world will become both magical and dangerous, full of endless possibilities and unknown dangers.
The presence of pain makes us feel painful, but it also protects our bodies and enables us to survive in this challenging world. Therefore, we should cherish this pain and treat it as a kind of care and protection for us by the body.