Kamal Ghorui
There are conversations we keep postponing because we assume there will always be another birthday, another festival, another ordinary afternoon to ask them. Mothers often spend years remembering everyone else’s stories, carrying everyone else’s needs, and quietly placing their own lives in the background. That is why, sometimes, the most meaningful thing you can do is simply ask. Not with the stiffness of an interview, but with real attention. Not because something dramatic has happened, but because time has a way of making simple questions feel like luxuries. Here are eight questions worth asking while there is still space for the answers.
