Sinking ship - Motivational story with moral

One day, a teacher began telling a story to her students.

This is the story.

A young married couple made it to the rescue station after surviving a sinking ship in some way. It was the last lifeboat that was actively being used. They understood they would have to make a difficult choice in this situation. In other words, the boat is down to its last seat.

"Who Should Survive?

“The husband gave his wife a loving kiss after gazing at her silently for a time, placed her on the side of the ship, and jumped into the lifeboat right away.

He received a message from her scream.

"She was left with no alternative but to accept her fate on the sinking ship with tears in her yes."

The teacher briefly paused in mid-sentence to turn her attention to the students. The students waited for her to continue the story as their eyes begged them to. What do you think she may have yelled?

After a little pause, the teacher asked a question of the pupils. Many different responses came from the pupils.

“I was a fool to put my trust in a man like you, I hate you.”

These and other responses from the pupils include "Cursed be you."

The student who was silently seated in the classroom's corner caught the teacher's attention. She asked him the same question again.

What do you think she may have yelled?

"Teacher, I believe she must have said to take excellent care of our child," the silent student replied, lifting his eyes to the ceiling.

The teacher was taken aback by the student's response and inquired, "Have you heard this story before?"

"No, but just before my mother  passed away, she told my father that," student said.

The teacher sighed heavily before continuing. Your response is accurate, she proclaimed.

When the ship sank, the husband went back to his house and took extremely good care of his only daughter.

He also passed away after some time had gone and the daughter had grown up.

The story was told again by the teacher.

One day, the daughter went through an old cabin and discovered her mother's old journal.

It was noted that his mother had cancer and had only a limited amount of time left to live when she boarded the ship.

"She recognized that her Courageous mother was giving up her life to the icy water for herself while protecting her father,"

The following was written in his father's handwriting on the final page of the same diary: "I wish I could have kissed the cold seabed with you on that dark night."

Think for a moment.

How frequently do we make decisions based on a superficial comprehension of people and circumstances?

Often, they make those decisions not because of stupidity or ignorance but because of a deeper vision than we do.

It would be better for everyone to think twice rather than make hasty decisions.