It is very difficult to calculate the sufferings or problems of others without putting oneself entirely in their shoes. Looking from the outside, a man of power like a king or a minister seems to be enjoying all the luxuries of life, but his problems and pains can’t be understood by the people. The pains, difficulties, and responsibilities of enjoying a position of authority are so immense that they can’t be realized until we are in the same position. The crown carries with it not only power but also liabilities and responsibilities. So it is rightly said that only the wearer knows where the shoe pinches.