How Parental pressure affects the child: 🚸🚸🚸 This is a real story I have heard during discussions at my office. I have a senior at my office, let's name him Ajay sir. This incident is shared by Ajay sir himself in office. When Ajay sir's boy once got admission in one of the most prestigious schools in the town in class 7th.The admission selection test is very tough. Only 120 students were selected out of 1200. The boy got selected, so we can say he is a brilliant student indeed. In that particular prestigious school 🏫, a new subject is added: 'SANSKRIT'. The boy is reading sanskrit for the very first time in his life. One day the sanskrit teacher asked some questions to the boy, but he was unable to answer those, this the furious master made the boy stand on the bench and in front of the whole classroom he scolded the boy and also threatened to cancel his admission in that school entirely. Now that threat did something internally to the boy. He very soon developed a massive headache. His head would pain a lot day after day. Ajay sir had tension, what is a tumor grew in the brain of the little boy??!! Ajay Sir took the boy to great hospitals in Valore from West Bengal. There, psychologists discovered the cause and gave a medicine 💊, a tablet. But where was the problem really? Why the boy couldn't share the incident to the parents? Today I asked Ajay sir if admission in that particular prestigious school was really that necessary. If that angry teacher really removed the boy fromthat school, weren't there any other schools to get admitted? To that, Ajay sir replied with a lopsided smile, that the selection process was indeed tough, and the school was prestigious too, that proved the child to be 'golden', that in turn feeds the identity of Ajay sir as successful, ideal parent. So the real problem was elsewhere, it's in the parents. Offcourse the sanskrit teacher's furiosity was not useless and harming for any student. But the real problem was the parents, and their craving for prestige and 'ideal' identity.
