Quote by John Green

Pain is like a fabri, the stronger it is, the more its worth

Pain is like a fabri, the stronger it is, the more its worth

Summary

This quote suggests that the value of pain can be likened to a fabric. The intensity and strength of pain determine its worth, implying that greater pain holds more significance or value. This perspective suggests that pain has the potential to impart valuable lessons, shape character, and lead to personal growth. In essence, it implies that enduring and overcoming intense pain can ultimately contribute to one's worth or value as an individual.

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