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Rowena 2022-04-21 09:02:44
Here I just want to talk about my reluctance about Annie's child. I feel the same way, I have taken a child's tutor before. The child's biological parents divorced, and he has a stepmother. He was very fragile. He cried a few times in front of me. Later, he slowly trusted me and told me many things about his stepmother and his biological mother. Every time I comfort him and encourage him, I tell him many things that he can't understand now, but when he grows up, he can understand these things, and tell him that his stepmother treats him very well, and that a man doesn't cry easily. To be a strong sunshine boy. It can be seen that he rejects his stepmother very much, but the child's show-off and inferiority complex is at work again, every time he calls his stepmother as his mother in front of outsiders (me and his classmates and friends), but in front of his stepmother Auntie, I know that the family has a great influence on him. His fragility and his distrust are all because of the influence of this family environment on him. Later, because I was busy with my studies, I couldn't take him as a tutor. I feel very sorry for him. I dare not tell him. I was afraid to see him sad. Before, I asked him a little bit about what if I didn't take his tutor, and he said why he didn't. We got along so well. I didn't know how to answer him, and I had no choice but to turn things in other directions. Later, he left... I felt sorry for him many times when I thought of him. I really want to visit him sometime and see if he is doing well now. I really want to tell him how to live and how to face these. This is probably the sympathy unique to our girls, kind heart. In the face of a weak one always has the heart of helping the group.
Extended Reading
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Mrs. X: Perhaps it might be a nice morning to do something educational with Grayer, like the Pissarro show at the Guggenheim.
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Grayer: Mommy said you're supposed to take me to her favorite museum, the "Guggyheiny."
Annie Braddock: Well, since today was supposed to be my day off, we're gonna go to my favorite, the Museum of Natural History.
Grayer: Isn't that on the West Side?
Annie Braddock: Yeah, so?
Grayer: I'm not allowed to go on the West Side. That's a rule.
Annie Braddock: Well, today just happens to be break-the-rules day.