Today's society is a more inclusive society than before, a pluralistic society.
There are many kinds of family composition, and we, as women, can have more choices, can choose to be mothers, can choose to be Dink, and even choose to be an unmarried family.
And under many choices, if you still choose to become a great mother, then you are choosing to take on the responsibility of a small life.
How to be responsible?
Responsibility is to let him grow up healthy and happy, love him, and do not ask for anything in return.
And when a child grows up in a loving situation, what does he become?
He will perceive love and express love; his personality strength is stronger than that of ordinary people, and his ability to resist setbacks is stronger; he is kinder and more willing to share; they know how to communicate with everyone, how to express themselves properly; and most importantly, they must have learned how to be grateful.
You see, human emotions are so wonderful that when we love our children instead of asking for anything in return, they learn to be grateful on their own.
But if you're not a mother, you're just a child, and you think it's true, then you're just using it to cover up some selfishness.
The fact that your parents gave birth to you, from an economic point of view, you are a vested interest, and you came into this world with some inheritance meaning.
You can be ungrateful, but you have to have a lot of factual evidence to support you, such as your parents abandoning you from a young age, your parents abusing you from a young age, etc., but you can't use just one seemingly philosophical sentence to overturn the whole story of your family. If you do, you're a white-eyed wolf.
So, parents, love your children as much as you want in return; children, remember to look back when you have come a long way.
As the saying goes, "Good medicine is good for the sick, and good advice is good for the ear." ”
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[Author of this article]: Director Li of Orangutan Village
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