I really enjoyed this post. Raising your hand may have been motivated by your instinct to follow rules and be honest, but nevertheless it was an incredibly brave thing to do.
I'm writing a post about criticism that touches upon childhood memories of shame. In the meantime, thanks for sharing this story.
My 7 year old part wanted me to hide under the kitchen table as I was reading this . Girls are plagued with so many spoken and unspoken messages (rules)- the people pleasing. You are always welcome at my table
Children’s brains just work differently. I don’t think I need to tell you that the two women looked nothing alike and that the entire overlap was a common last name 😂😂
Hi Noha,
I really enjoyed this post. Raising your hand may have been motivated by your instinct to follow rules and be honest, but nevertheless it was an incredibly brave thing to do.
I'm writing a post about criticism that touches upon childhood memories of shame. In the meantime, thanks for sharing this story.
I really look forward to reading your post, David. In my case, I'm not sure if I was brave or just very conditioned.
My 7 year old part wanted me to hide under the kitchen table as I was reading this . Girls are plagued with so many spoken and unspoken messages (rules)- the people pleasing. You are always welcome at my table
We really really are, Mary. Thanks for the care and consideration.
School can be cruel
Yes it can be. ❤️
The last line!hahaha!!!!!!
Children’s brains just work differently. I don’t think I need to tell you that the two women looked nothing alike and that the entire overlap was a common last name 😂😂
Has Ms. Turner never been a child? The ending was very funny.
And I’m glad you enjoyed the ending 😂😂😂
Never! She was clearly born an adult
Excellent post. Thank you for sharing this. Lots of food for thought.
I'm glad you enjoyed, Jeffrey! So glad to have you along for the ride.