The greatest sorrow for men is that they spend their entire lives failing to understand a simple truth: this world is ultimately just you. In youth, you hustle tirelessly to build your career and make money. Only after earning enough and buying a house do you marry a woman. After the passion fades and children are born, you once again dedicate your life to hard work. Before you know it, you're old. After fifty, you'll realize that at home, men are either watching their wife’s mood or their children’s feelings. If you're not careful, you don't know which side's anger you'll face. Only you are the one who tolerates and endures; otherwise, you're called not a real man. A discordant family is even more painful. In the end, you'll find that beneath the surface, the whole family is actually just you. $BNB