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How is this depressing? The girl gets to do what she wants now and with nothing to stop her. I see this as a cautionary tale to all the parents who try to make their children conform to their expectations.
This is a very sad story. The parents should offer her opportunities to find her passion and then support it. Now, they have lost their child. Unimaginably sad.
Yngvar Følling over 8 years ago
Sometimes, Carol, I believe you’re trying to cause a depression epidemic.
Steven Wright over 8 years ago
How is this depressing? The girl gets to do what she wants now and with nothing to stop her. I see this as a cautionary tale to all the parents who try to make their children conform to their expectations.
Ida No over 8 years ago
Could have been worse. Kid could have been born with a passion to write, nothing to say, and completely unable to say it. Like Herman Melville.
Darsan54 Premium Member over 8 years ago
This is a very sad story. The parents should offer her opportunities to find her passion and then support it. Now, they have lost their child. Unimaginably sad.
SeaFox10 over 8 years ago
Just get back to the other story!
CeeJay over 8 years ago
Kafka for Kids? Now that’s clever and funny! I guess their daughter woud’ve been happier at Isadora Duncan’s Dance Studio for Young Tarts?
Night-Gaunt49[Bozo is Boffo] over 8 years ago
In Laurazone….