Category Archives: Family Dynamics
Give Me Some More of Your Silence
This teenager really knows her/himself well, and s/he just wanted her/his parents, relatives, to give her/him a little extra time to figure things out for her/himself, is that, too much to ask??? Translated… I’m a slacker, found a ton of … Continue reading
Posted in Alternative Perspectives, Experiences of Life, Facts, Family Dynamics, Family Relations, Parenting Advice, Passing of Wisdoms, Properties of Life, Ranting About Life, the Learning Process, The Passages in Life, the Teenage Years, Things Left Behind, Values of Life
Tagged What Teens Need from Their Parents
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Make Me Horny, Daddy…
“Make me horny, daddy…”, she’d heard her childhood self muttered, as he’d, fingered her smaller, and more delicate labia… Make me horny, daddy, she’d panted, and whispered, out of breath, then, she’d, displaced herself, sent her mind soaring, elsewhere, so … Continue reading
My Second Eldest Sister, the Features of a Woman
What the woman learned from the examples set by her second eldest sister, the features of a woman, translated… Since I’d signed up for a WeChat account, my second eldest sister would call me up every now and then, to … Continue reading
Welcome Home
The trials this family had, weathered through, it’s still, ALL because of fate, or you can see it as the WRONG decision that the woman’s father made in his life, that’s caused, this huge, ripple effect on his families, translated… … Continue reading
The Biggest Worries of Cross-Generation Childrearing Practices: the Generation Gap Between the Grandparents & Grandchildren, the Younger Sister Modeled After Her Older Brother and Took Her Clothes Off in Her Class
How children learn…the importance, of SOCIALIZING children correctly, from the Front Page Sections, translated… An elementary age girl in Taoyuan because of the weather getting hotter, she’d taken her top off in school, the teacher pressed her about what she’d … Continue reading
Cherishing Each Other in a Family
Lesson in getting along with one another, from experiences, translated… We’d often heard, the problems that existed, between mothers and daughters-in-law, and I’d wanted to share my tale. My situation is unlike most of others, my mother-in-law is quite young, … Continue reading
The Philosophies of Dealing with Scoring an Eighty-One on an Exam
A perfectionist parent, versus a son who’s fine, just “getting by”, translated… “Daddy, how long will you be abroad this time?”, my youngest son inquired. That was when I felt shocked, that I’d not, clearly told him of my travel … Continue reading
Posted in Experiences of Life, Facts, Family Dynamics, Family Relations, Interactions of Parents & Childlren, Modern Day Interactions, Philosophies of Life, Properties of Life, The Passages in Life, the Process of Life, Values of Life
Tagged a Less-than-Perfect Score on His Son's Math Exams
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The Sons’ Way of Showing Love to Their Mothers, on Parent-Child Relations
The different ways of giving, and receiving the love, it’s all in the person’s differences of perceptions, translated… My mother-in-law often complained on how her own sons didn’t love her enough. Unlike her daughters, before they were married off, they’d … Continue reading
My Son’s Singing
On parent-child interactions, translated… One thing I’m certain of, my eldest son surely loves to sing, but he’d never, sung in front of me. That day, I’d stood outside the bathrooms, and worked hard, to hear the notes coming from … Continue reading
Life, the Obstacle Course 