Question:“On being the good child”
On being the good child
The good child hands over its share first in order to be loved. The adult who grew from that child is always hungry and does not know why.
This week, in front of the person who has known you longest, name one thing you do not like: a dish, a habit of speech. Test whether love remains after a small complaint. It does.
Aesop’s father and son obeyed every passerby in turn until they ended up carrying the donkey on their shoulders. At the end of the road that pleases everyone, the donkey rides the man.