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本帖最後由 daisy17772 於 12-1-27 00:11 編輯
I can't agree with "喊真係幾討厭的行為". Obviously, teachers in HK don't want to see their students crying because they just don't want to handle the problems, so they take this behaviour as 煩. On the other hand, I could understand teachers are busy, but I can't accept that teachers described it as 討厭. So many things in our life are much 討厭 or 麻煩 , those who can handle more 麻煩 things are always having higher EQ and hence could handle their own life in much better ways, and win in the career field.
As parents, we have to guide our kids through their ups and downs, and learn to discern what are just noises and what are truly important to us. Imagine when our kids become teenagers, would you still want to see them not willing to express themselves and keep all the "secrets" in their mind, or you rather want to see them telling us their stories. Personally I won't teach the young kids that they need to be 堅強 all the time without acknowledge that sometimes crying is acceptable, 堅強 is a character that one needs to develop, it's not something we can tell them to do. Rather, I acknowledge their feelings, teach them how to handle the issue and problems, discovering with them what are the options available to them. Then with more experiences, they know 喊不能解決問題, gradually they would become 堅強.
But I'm not describing those people who deliberately like to "cry" to make people feel mercy on them.
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