An interesting perspective on War and its aftermath

One of the most difficult things in a war is to accept and realize that things will never be the same again. And it’s not about the losses.

It’s about the fact that even after the end of the war when we won’t have to run to shelters during an air raid siren or store water and batteries reserves at home, our pre-war life will not come back to us. Yes, there will be reconstruction, and people will gradually return home, but everything will be different. This awareness is crucial because without it we will not be able to survive today.