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My mumma and papa scold me in every single thing. For e.g. the ball got stuck due to air and then they are scolding me and saying stop defending your self . Another example is It was raining and we stopped the match I asked the umpire and he said no and I said ok, then my father is scolding me.

Asked by 10 year old Boy

Always we should see love behind the action of parents and know that they are the only ones who love us unconditionally and hence their advice and scoldings should all be taken as love.

Affectionately,

Alok Da

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My mumma and papa scold me in every single thing. For e.g. the ball got stuck due to air and then they are scolding me and saying stop defending your self . Another example is It was raining and we stopped the match I asked the umpire and he said no and I said ok, then my father is scolding me.

Asked by 10 year old Boy

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