You win.... I will forgive all your
mistakes!
You lose.... I will forget all your hard
work!
We lost a match
yesterday, we blamed everything related, unrelated or alienated. Just any
reason to blame looks cool and satisfying for us.
Not that there were
none, who did support the team! But this trait of blaming-shaming is there in
our whole system, that too from long.
Talking about parents
here....they have some dreams for their children. They feel their children will
make them proud. Their children work accordingly. They work and try to match to
their parent's expectation.(Talking in general terms, not including the
exception!)
If they do
as desired:
Parents celebrate their
child, they distribute sweets, throw parties, call every single person they
know to tell about their glorious child and his/her achievements.
If at all,
they fail:
Parents find 'n' number
of excuses for their failures.
They didn't work hard,
Galat dost hai iske,
Jab dekho tub Mobile,
call, chat,
Girlfriend/boyfriend kaa
shauk chadha hai!
Blaaa bllaaaa bllaaaa!
These parents also hide
their face and avoid getting into conversation with anyone. They feel ashamed
and let down.
My question is, WHY?
Didn't your child work? If
he failed, he too is extremely hurt and pained. His hard work has gone in
drain. In spite of supporting him/her many
parents shout at them and give them a disappointed look.
Remember the movie -
Tarre Zameen Pur, where the elder son, Vihaan is trying hard to win a tennis
match and loses. His father didn't hide his disappointed emotions and openly
showed his son how let down he felt.
I know that all parents
are not like that and I salute you for not pressuring your child with your
expectations. But if you do, please stop. It's not human. Your child does his
best and he will do better if you just give him one simple thing - your
support!
It's the same thing we do with the team
India, when they win, we make them sit on our eyelashes(hehe literally speaking!)
But we can't accept the other side.
Come on people, better team won and that's
about it! Hope next time we support our team in a
better manner, in their wins and in their loss!
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