We were connected by biology, an obligation to love each other, but not depth or meaning. I think I figured out the problem: The problem is we still see them as parents… and they see us as children. You see, when we’re young, our parents are our superheroes. You were hungry, they fed you. You cried, they soothed you. Any problem you had, they fixed it. So we forget they’re human too - they’re flawed, make mistakes, and carry pain from their lives. On the other side, they keep seeing us as kids w