Ain't no way daddy notice the difference BY SHOES is bro actually love his son ??
Nah, some old ass sneakers are way outta place. No hope yet.
IDC IF THAT MAN A WHORE BECAUSE ME NEXT SIR PIRATE AUM
Saw this MANHWA on TikTok but man I'm struggling with early chapter
same, bro I skipped it from ch 5 to latest chapter
THE PROPOSAL WAS SO QUICK? and I don't like how ash is smiling after he ruined Kyle proposal
this is the first time side story make me sooo disappointed lmao I think i expect them to be lovely, marry and little bit drama anything but bdsm
You sure gon love the next few remaining side chapters then, just sayin (=・ω・=)
I used to reread this when I'm in middle school now I'm almost finish highschool and I still comeback for an update
BYEE IM IN A FRESHMAN IN HS RIGHT NOW & IM SCARED BY THE TIME THIS IS FINISHED IMA BE WORKING
STOP IVE LITERALLY BEEN HERE SINCE 7TH GRADE. IM GRADUATING HIGH SCHOOL NEXT YEAR- ill be in my grave by the time this updates
Yk what GET OUTTTT TALK BACK WHILE AT THEIR HOME IS WILD
chapter 37 hit hard as younger sibling I CRY because wtv my older siblings say they hate me or wish I never born as their younger sibling my heart broken but I always remember the past how they spent times with me so I could never hate them because the smallest things they spend times with me were precious but deep down ik they hate me but I just couldn't accept it huhuhu
Reading this as the oldest to 6 siblings made me ballll omg I hope yk that your loved and that as siblings they’re probably just saying that out of anger
Hatred between siblings is vastly related to parents ‘ behavior, and unfairness.
I was very amazed by the book siblings without rivalry. I bought it in hope to find appropriate answers to some hatred outbursts between kids relatives,
The book is written by a pair of mom ( Adele Faber and Elaine Mazlich) and it made up the conversation they had with other parents in parenting workshops.
Most of their books feel like parents talking about their kids, but this one was very much parents talking about their own siblings and their long lasting lasting trauma from their painful relationships with their brethren.
This is huge. The book is an amazing read to sort out these issues, both as parents or grown siblings. It’s good if you ever need to care for a group of people in a way ( nvc methods work with grownups too)
It’s filled with with practices that are so different from how most of us have been raised. Among them, it shows to do better than playing cop in kids conflicts, which is both exhausting and often raising deeper grudges ( unfairness). It also shows how comparing children or casting them in a role can be immensely destructive., followed by a bunch of way to tackle situations, it’s at least a good challenge to pick up (it’s hard to change habits)