I have been attached to my parents since I was a child. The older you get, the more you want to get rid of your parents, as if the farther away you are, the better. Many parents want their children and grandchildren to wrap around their knees and enjoy family happiness when they are old. Raising children is supposed to be something that doesn't ask for anything in return and can't ask for anything in return. I support you, and you accompany me for a period of time.
Children are always the deepest softness of parents. Before the child is an adult, parents devote themselves to the child and cultivate the child. Parents should leave with dignity after their children get married. Parents and children are always a kind of separated love. Raising children is actually like a long-term investment. Although raising children for old age is not pleasant to listen to, it is a positive solution in the eyes of most parents.
There is only one purpose of raising children: to provide for the elderly and to provide for the elderly. What's the use of raising children if they are not filial? Parents often set an example to educate their children, in order to let them know filial piety subconsciously. In the eyes of many parents, all they care about is their children, who travel back and forth tirelessly all day, visit famous teachers thousands of miles away and make money desperately. I look forward to the day when children can achieve something and have a bright future.
Getting ahead may be parents' greatest wish. Some parents frantically bet the success or failure of their lives on their children. Connect your child's success with your own. Put all your hopes on your children and expect them to take care of you for a lifetime.
The sense of security and safety of the elderly. All parents have good intentions for their children, but the reality is cruel. If parents impose this concept on their children, then their children will also be under pressure.
In fact, raising children is a process of gradually letting go and quitting. It is a kind of happiness to look at the mature back and let the children drift away, and then wait for the expectation of the next reunion in time.