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There's an old saying: An elder sister is like a mother.
So, "You're the older sister. You have to give way to your younger brother."
So older sisters have to drop out of school and work to save money for their younger brothers' houses, and help their parents care for a second child.
So even if all the family's property goes to the younger brother, the older sister still has to split the cost of supporting her parents. Even if her birth parents gave her away after having four daughters in a row, a successful older sister still has to pay her younger brother's bride price when she grows up.
Some older sisters willingly live and die for their younger brothers. Others refuse. But they either fail to fight back or meet a terrible end.
So Shu Yao has arrived.
Her mission is to help those unwilling older sisters climb out of the mire.
1. The older sister who drops out of school and works to save money for her younger brother's house.
2. The older sister who refuses to donate a kidney to her terminally ill younger brother and is strangled by her mother.
3. The older sister whose mother gives birth at an advanced age and ends up in intensive care, leaving the family with a second child.
4. The older sister abandoned by her birth parents after they have three daughters in a row, whose adoptive parents later have a son of their own.
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Theme: Fighting back against emotional abuse within the family
Haha, it makes sense that they take all the advantages of co-writing
Uncle Han said it well. When faced with such a shameless person, we should let things go. I don't agree with favoring boys over girls. Although Uncle Han's family also favored sons over daughters, at least the property was given to his son. , I didn't find a daughter for my retirement, which is a good thing, at least it's better than Han's father's family. Han's father became a bitch and still had to erect a monument.
We, we are dizzy watching this, and the typical shamelessness of the Han family's parents. All the family wealth is given to their son, but Grandma Han's expenses are equal to those of two daughters, and they have to work together to take care of them. It's really shameless.
Haha, yes, how come there is such a woman, how come she takes advantage of all the good things, she has a high IQ, is good at studying, has money, a house, a car, ability, but no partner yet, and she looks for two young boys from time to time to solve her physical needs. Isn't this a real winner in life? Don't be too happy. This life has been lived.
A few years ago, I objected to my mother having a second child. There were many reasons. My parents didn't have a good relationship. My mother also agreed with me, so she didn't plan to have a second child. This is our family's business, but my relatives insisted on persuading my mother to have a second child. I told my relatives in front of them during the Chinese New Year that I didn't want to, and they said I was selfish. He didn't help raise my mother whether she had a second child or not. Why should he care about other people's family affairs. I really don't understand.
It's really strange. I don't want my mother to have a second child. My mother thinks it's okay and agrees with my opinion. All my relatives say I'm selfish. So speechless.
This Is Not Water made me burst into tears when I read it. Either the author had personal experience, or his writing style was so good that he wrote about the grievances that I couldn't express.
Congratulations on the end. I have always felt that sons are not favored over daughters in the family, but when Zhang grew up, his parents would buy his brother a car and a house, saying that it would be difficult to find a wife without these boys, but I never felt that
Congratulations on the completion! When I saw Zuo Hua, I couldn't help but want to say something about myself. I am an only child, a cousin of my age is an only child, my best friend is an only child, and my best deskmate in high school is an only child. This leads me to have a feeling that most families have only children. It wasn't until I went to college that I learned through chatting among my classmates that many of them had younger siblings. My grandmother gave birth to seven children, and my mother's brothers and sisters all wanted to have second children. My only-child cousin and I were the only children in the family. My brother-in-law's family gave birth to their eldest daughter a year later, and then they pursued their second son. My second brother-in-law's family had three children in a row before they gave birth to a son, because my grandma insisted that they have a son. I used to think that it was fine that boys were favored over girls in the family, and my grandmother was very good to me. When I grew up, I realized that I was the youngest child in the family at that time and naturally enjoyed preference. My second uncle's sister, who is six years younger than me, was also raised by my grandmother. She has been living under the influence of others since she was a child. It is said that you are the eldest sister in the family and you have to work hard to take care of your younger siblings. As a result, she is now diagnosed with depression. Basically, she will collapse emotionally when her parents want to come to her.
Although the people around me tend to favor boys over girls, most of them are very kind to girls because of their simple views on blood. I have never seen anyone adopt a child because of their gender. I really don't understand. If patriarchal preference is a human category that I can understand, I really feel that it is so outrageous in this article. I am so obsessed with love that I have lost my mind. .