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Pain is absolute, not relative

Everyone feels that they are going through the worst, they are suffereing the most or suffered the most. Their pain is bigger than someone else's. But, you can't relate pain. No pain is bigger or smaller. Pain is like gas. Whatever size of container you keep it in, it will eventually fill it up completely. Similarly, whatever quantum of pain one receives, it will fillup the person completely. 

So can you really say that your pain is bigger? Think about it. 

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