"Frank White" <fwhite*NOSPAM*@colfax.com> wrote:
> Disaster says...
> > So, you are saying that as long as you don't know that I'm stealing
> > money from you that it's okay for me to steal money from you? That as
long as
> > Rei doesn't know what she is missing out on it's okay to let her miss
> > out on it? If you were in pain and I knew it was because your leg was
> > infected and would eventually kill you but you didn't know about it
because the
> > nerves from your leg to your head and been killed by the infection
that
> > it would be morally okay for me to not tell you about it?
>
> Your mother dies in childbirth.  Your birth.
>
> Or...
>
> Your mother dies when you are 15.
>
> Which leaves you with the greater emotional pain and loss,
> emptiness and sadness?  If your mother was somehow
> restored to you when you were 16, which 'you' would be
> happiest:  The one orphaned at birth who never knew a
> mother's love, or the one who lost the most important
> person in your life at a time when you were old enough
> to understand what it meant?
>
> Take as much time to think about it as you need.

I need no time, *hides watch* Do you think that life is a journey that we
can take without pain?Yes the pain is greater when you have had the
experience of joy. But it's worth having just as much. If I could choose
then with what I know today I would say give me my mother for 15 years and
then take her away. For I would rather have known her and shared my
childish love with her then to have the emptiness that would come with no
mother.

First, both of "you" would be happy. But the one who had never had a
mother would be happier of course. For here was the one thing that you had
been denied your entire life, the one thing you thought you would never
have.
--
Kind regards
Disaster
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