Comments | lil_sayaka: Disappointment doesn't even scratch the surface

lil_sayaka

Disappointment doesn't even scratch the surface

Nov 17, 2008 19:19

Comments 6

kenichi_bokushi November 18 2008, 04:19:38 UTC

You're not the stupid one here. It's the idiot who decided that the other kids should babysit that kid. If anything, it looks like you truly cared about that child, and from the looks of things, you could do better than all of them combined blindfolded and with both hands tied behind your back.

I feel sorry for anyone who decides to take parenting tips from that moron.

I bet when and if you have kids someday, though, that you'll do an excellent job raising them.

lil_sayaka November 19 2008, 02:49:14 UTC

Thank you, Shinta-kun! It means a lot to me that I am not over-reacting on this matter. ^^

kenichi_bokushi November 19 2008, 05:30:55 UTC

You're welcome.

You're not overreacting at all; this is a question of the lives of human beings.

subu November 18 2008, 04:36:41 UTC

You want what's best for the children and apparently they aren't letting you do that, nor can they see how they can improve, which is very sad. Have they ever watched an episode of Nanny 911 or any of those types of shows? Cause that may help them open up their eyes to their own problems they're having.

I'm sorry, Sayaka. I know you want what's best and it's frustrating when it doesn't happen. *sigh* Good luck!

lil_sayaka November 19 2008, 02:47:58 UTC

Thanks dearly for the encouragement, Mochan. I really appreciate your support. This frustration of mine has been eating me up lately, and I just don't know what to do anymore. I feel like just stepping to the sidelines and letting them do whatever they wish. But if I do that, I get scolded by my mother for not watching or teaching the kids the dos and don'ts. WTH!!! It's really confusing. Talk about contradictions!

fly_ana December 1 2008, 19:24:05 UTC

First of all, I'd like to give Sayaka a big round of applause for her even wanting the child to learn well the issues that life sets for children, and wanting to care for the well-being of the child. You've always had it in you to show a gracious and loving heart for others, and it's that heart and who you are that we all love ( ... )