That Little Monster

No, I will never look all children as adorable and innocent. Some of them are born to pass the catastrophic experiences they have at home.

Children, are the little versions of monters of their own home, and they are dominant at schools. Yes, schools are their avenue to bring those little monsters in them and frightened other children. They will bring the personality and trauma of their own home to other less-traumatic children. They will share the wounds that will take a lifetime healing process for other children. They are there, so many, to destroy someone's self-image and worth. They are about to ruin someone's ambition, esteem, life, and childhood. A playmate? A buddy? A friend? No, they are not. They are here, to break that joy of a child--they are here to make their miseries became miseries of your own. But, yes, they will still play with you, a game that will haunt you until you grow up. A hide and seek is also their game, that once you played, you have to seek for that confidence again in your later life--and it will be a difficult to find.

Young age will never be an excuse to reason out violence. A child will never be an exemption to be the cause for others sufferings. Bullying and violence know no age, and it happens everywhere and every time. Early childhood experiences determine how someone would perceive himself in the future. These early stages are crucial in everyone's life. Please, do not be a leading cause. Raise a child with right morale and good character, and make sure they will never be a reason for someone's misery.

Remember, a child is a little version of either good or bad parenting.

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