On the way back from shopping, my younger brother couldn't help but complain that his parents always like to order him to do this and that, and he was never allowed to do this and that.

"Raising me is like raising a dog."

"Then when I see shi on the side of the road, I'll call you to eat. You're like a dog anyway. "Dogs will eat shi.

So the thought lesson ended with laughter. When they grow up, their children's demands for the right to speak are the same as those of their parents

The contradiction between "authority" and the desire to control is really the eternal origin of family wars. However, I think that I have explained a few things about his dissatisfaction by talking about the responsibilities of parents, the connection between parents and us, and the experience of parents in their early years, and the children are mostly compassionate, and they can explain why their parents do this, and also talk about their own experience of being treated the same way and why they can understand it, so that I can successfully explain the children's dissatisfaction with them.

In fact, the best way to get a person out of the way is to ask someone who has had the same experience, or even a bigger storm for the same reason, to say a similar effort, and to have the person who has had the same or worse experience say why she can understand why the other party in the dispute is doing so.

Because I have the same experience, what I say will be trusted, and there is

"Oh, it's not the feeling of standing and talking without backache". And because I have experienced the same thing, I can still understand and empathize, so what I understand and empathize will be considered.

With a sister like me, my little fat man saved a continent in his last life.

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