Since then, I have been afraid of growing up
It was a cloudy day, and my parents took me out for a trip. At the ticket office we stopped to buy a ticket. There were a lot of people, it was bustling, it was so lively. Posted
The line of text in the ticket office window read, and under "Half price for children less than 1.40m. At the time, I was only 1.40m in success, hovering the watershed between half price tickets and full price tickets . I secretly felt very unlucky, instead of how to save some money by being a few centimeters shorter?
It was our turn to buy tickets, and my thoughts became more and more intense as I stared at 1.40 meters. It immediately became 1.45" and seemed to be staring at the hair, and I gave up. At this time, I suddenly thought: "I am a little head of 1.40 meters. I can bend your knees slightly and come down, and no one will notice... No one! The people around seemed very happy to talk loudly about some dance gestures, Joyful atmosphere, no one will notice what I am thinking.
Don't mind to another, so I say, you will suffer from the ignorance of your conscience for a lifetime. Once you become addicted to this. My character will become very bad. I think it doesn't matter that I have no chance in the future. But my conscience defeated me and I decided to stretch my legs and move towards the light. >At that moment, my father turned his head and said softly: "Baby, please bend your knees a little bit later, okay?" ..." I was very shocked. As an adult, his children dare not say such irresponsible words. It is unbearable! At that moment, my father blinked my eyes and looked back. I disdain Stefley.
People around me are still active, but it makes me feel very lonely. It is undeniable that although no one around me noticed our father-daughter conversation, I still felt countless condemning glances. Nailed in my heart. Why is that? But honestly, why do our kids grow up to be hypocritical and dishonest; grow up to be unselfish? Mask summary.
What does "growing up" mean? Responsibility, maturity or arrogance?
Since then, I have been afraid of growing up.
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