I am a disappointed parent, unable to see my Harvard-bred smart genes in my child. He is a slow learner, and has been enrolled for several counselling and therapy sessions.
His suicide note breaks my heart. The suicide is a well-executed task after gathering a lot of information from the internet.
“It took me months to learn how to do it, Dad, but I did not want to fare too badly in your eyes again.”
I have not fared too well as a parent.
It’s Six Sentence Story Thursday Link Up!
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Oh my!! This story is sad but a great message, Ma’am. 🙂
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Yeah … this one was inspired by the Blue Whale Challenge exposition.
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Oh! That was a frightful challenge.
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Sad but what a great story!
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Thank you, Susan!
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Oh, that’s going to hurt forever. Good one Reena.
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Thank you so much!
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Goodness! Powerful six!
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Thank you, Lisa!
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Oh this is so heartbreaking! Not wanting to disappoint the parents even in death. To what extent are we driving our children to achieve? Great story.
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Setting them up against own unfulfilled ambitions, and not acknowledging individuality is the biggest disservice a parent does to humankind. It leaves behind a scar, a struggle, a challenge … all of which was avoidable.
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Deeply sad and touching.
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Thank you so much!
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Oh, my gosh Reena. That was incredible!
Tragic and heartbreaking. So much in 6 short sentences.
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Thank you, Denise!
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Yow!*
*a compliment… timely and poignant, engaging and brief. ‘cellent Six!
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Thank you so much!
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Good job! Tragic
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Thanks!
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Great write up on the “six sentence story”.
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Thank you so much, Tanusri!
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