Don't impose your life regrets on your children

Ariel 2022-04-21 09:02:26

The gifted girl Mary inherited her mother's genes. When she was found to have a high mathematical talent, her uncle and grandmother had a huge disagreement over her education. Her uncle wanted her to study step-by-step like ordinary children, but her grandmother wanted her to complete the math proof problem. In the end, she and her uncle lived together and lived a happy childhood as a normal child.

Education is an eternal hot-spot conflict in the family. There are always differences between parents on the education of their children, and between parents and grandparents on the education of their children. But children's childhood should be happy and beautiful, not a tool used to satisfy their own vanity and show off, or to complete their ideal child's appearance, and don't impose their own regrets in life on children.

Everyone has their own independent development of personality, adults should respect children's ideas and let them grow up happily.

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Extended Reading
  • Jerrod 2021-12-19 08:01:22

    A genius girl shouldn’t be so pretty, this kind of bitch beauty is the face of the future high school cheerleader

  • Frances 2022-04-24 07:01:13

    Genius needs the joy of the world to balance the loneliness of the high and the widow. And we want to be smarter to make up for our innate shortcomings.

Gifted quotes

  • Bonnie Stevenson: [classroom] Can you tell me... What 57 multiplied by 135 is?

    [after waiting several seconds]

    Bonnie Stevenson: Okay. Who can tell me what four...

    Mary Adler: Seven thousand and six hundred and ninty five.

    Bonnie Stevenson: I don't think anyone can do that.

    Mary Adler: The square root is 87.7. And change. Now - what does ad nauseam mean?

  • Frank Adler: Miss Davis, if we separate our leaders - if we segregate them from people like you and me - you get "congressmen." So I'm sorry. I wish I can take your offer, but Mary stays. Unless you kick her out.

    Gloria Davis: This is a mistake. We'll never be able to raise this child to the level of scholarship she deserves.

    Frank Adler: Well...

    [sarcastically]

    Frank Adler: just dumb her down to a decent human being. Everybody wins.