Growing up knowing not to trap gratitude.

1. Distinguish "love" from "inheritance."

Sometimes parents may use a different logic than us, such as that they may see that you are good and take good care of yourself, while your sister may seem weaker in his eyes, so he chooses this part as a guarantee for you, but the way of miscommunication and not following your words greatly hurts the heart of a grateful child like you.

2. Accept and allow yourself to "regret."

Don't force me to say it's okay. Your devotion to a lot of them and hope to get some importance back is a common human thing. Feeling upset or angry now doesn't mean you're a bad child, but it's the reaction of someone who's "given up" and not returned.

3. Review the appropriate "spacing"

If past dedication makes you expect and then hurt, take a step back to heal yourself?

• Do as much as you can: Being a good child doesn't have to offer your head until you're broken.

• Turn Back and Love Yourself: Bring back the energy and resources that you once gave others, stabilize your life so you don't have to rely on anyone in the future.

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