Post by neer on Jul 2, 2017 7:43:16 GMT
Hi
My name is Delphine and am so happy to be a member of this forum. Freedom at ease is a mental and character destruction to students. That was what I learnt after my primary school life. In the early years of schooling, I never knew giving too much freedom at my disposal could ruin my life. It was a life full of ups and downs. Sometimes so merry and more often I always felt I was in my own world. My parents were so good to me; pampering me like a young toddler. I sometimes thought I was a doll. Just in case I was denied something, I used to throw tantrums. Everyone including my relatives was always afraid when I was left under their care. I used to be treated like a king and the world to me was full of plenty. It was one day that I decided to skive school as I knew even my teachers could not master the courage to stop me. the ego and the high self-esteem that I had aggravated my character and became worse in character. When my parents learnt that the freedom they bestowed on me would ruin me, they stepped in. It took them a whole decade to transform me into a better person who could understand the meaning and value of education.
My name is Delphine and am so happy to be a member of this forum. Freedom at ease is a mental and character destruction to students. That was what I learnt after my primary school life. In the early years of schooling, I never knew giving too much freedom at my disposal could ruin my life. It was a life full of ups and downs. Sometimes so merry and more often I always felt I was in my own world. My parents were so good to me; pampering me like a young toddler. I sometimes thought I was a doll. Just in case I was denied something, I used to throw tantrums. Everyone including my relatives was always afraid when I was left under their care. I used to be treated like a king and the world to me was full of plenty. It was one day that I decided to skive school as I knew even my teachers could not master the courage to stop me. the ego and the high self-esteem that I had aggravated my character and became worse in character. When my parents learnt that the freedom they bestowed on me would ruin me, they stepped in. It took them a whole decade to transform me into a better person who could understand the meaning and value of education.
