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Maybe it’s just me, but is there a rule that says when a child is feeling unhappy or sad, that child must always go to the parents first and not “the parents to the child”. I mean, how do your parents observe a change in your countenance and behaviour generally and still somehow manage to validate their belief that “if a child is feeling unhappy or sad, if the child doesn’t walk up to the parents, then there’s no case”. Seriously?
I’m really exhausted.

1 Comment
  • Anonymous
    6:05 AM, 9 May 2021

    Hi.there is also a rule that says the person that has the problem should have the longest hands to receive help so either one can go.

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