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My girlish mum l have this kind of feeling: as time goes by, we are growing up, from a child to an adult, more mature and more reasonable; while our parents are getting older and older, from adults to olders, less energetic and less enthusiastic. But l have found a strange thing: older as they are, they sometimes behave just like a kid, more childish than us. Now my mum has been forty, however, abnormally girlish. l guess she might be younger than me in some cases. For example, she has a great passion on soap opera, especially some romatic plots and handsome male stars. l can't help to teasing her when her eyes were misted up with tears when moved because l clearly know these plots are surely unrealistic. The only words l want to say is:" Mum, you've been married. Just stop your daydreaming!" Recently she bought some clothes all with light, bright colors. l was surprised because if you neglect her wrinkles and her age, you might be in an illsion that she was my sister, not my mother! To be honest, l feel relieved for my mum's abnormal behavior. Granted that physically people tend to be weaker as they become older and older, mindly they might also lose their energy and enthusiasm to the life. lt' s a matter of seriousness. l don't hope that my parents always stay at home, abandoning every kind of activity and amusement. l would let them do something excited or even crazy rather than make them feel that life is tedious and hopeless. So in the future, l will not require them too much. Just accompany them and enjoy the beautiful days:)

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My girlish mum

l have this kind of feeling: as time goes by, we are growing up, from a child into an adult, becoming more mature and more reasonable; while our parents are getting older and older, from adults to eldersolders, less energetic and less enthusiastic. But l have found a strange thing: even older as they are, they sometimes behave just like a kid, more childish than us.
Now my mum has been is forty, however, acts abnormally girlish. l guess she might be younger than me in some cases. For example, she has a great passion on for soap operas, especially some romantic plots and some of the handsome male stars. l can't help to teasing her when her eyes were misted up with tears when moved by some plot because l clearly know these plots are surely unrealistic. The only words l want to say is:" Mum, you've been married. Just stop your daydreaming!"
Recently she bought some clothes all with light, bright colors. l was surprised because if you neglect her wrinkles and her age, you might be in an illsion fooled into thinking that she was my sister, not my mother!
To be honest, l feel relieved for in regards to my mum's abnormal behavior. Granted that physically people tend to be weaker as they become older and older, mindly they might also lose their energy and enthusiasm to the for life. lt' s a matter of some seriousness. l don't hope that my parents don't always stay at home, abandoning every kind of activity and amusement. l would let them do something excited exciting or even crazy rather than make them feel that life is tedious and hopeless.
So in the future, l will not require them too muchdemand that they be serious too often. Just accompany them and enjoy the beautiful days:)

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