Originally posted by: monikameghan
If a parent is checking his/her children’s phone, it does not mean they have trust issues or vise-versa. In today’s world, children can get trapped in bad online company that can lead to some serious safety issues. If parents keep an eye and also educate their children then many serious encounters can be avoided.
I said that children don’t like their parents checking their phone. It has nothing to do with trust or anything to do with hiding anything. It is just that when children think they are old enough to do whatever they want, they don’t like anyone including their parents checking on them. It is a very general statement.
How each family or parents deal with it that is their own choice.
Whatever one’s choices or beliefs are regarding one’s life, parents and/or in-laws, they have to be completely their own. Ultimately it is one self who has to deal with the consequences of the choices he/she makes. It should not be compared to what happens on a fictional show to an extreme extent. That is not a real life that they are showing. It might coincidentally somewhat resemble an incident or two of someone’s life but that’s about it.
My parents know that I want some solitude and freedom. They dont force me like Rakhi.
I get clumsy in crowds. Earlier my parents forced me a lot to attend the functions, but I always cried as a kid to not go to the marriages. Parents wanted me to be an extrovert. Now people who are not my parents (Exactly like how we are between Kinjal and Rakhi) will say that "Aaj parents usko daant rahe hai taaki woh extrovert ban jaaye, mere parents mujhe achhe ke liye daant rahe hai, bhale mein ro rahi hu, par acche ke liye"😔
But after sometime my parents realised my introversion. Now they respect my introversion. Now even I like to accompany them in some functions. Now they dont force me. They give me space when I am upset. This is how a parent thinks, not like Rakhi, zor zabardasti wali soch.
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