The Isolated Child

The Isolated Child

The competition between two siblings of wanting to demonstrate their parents that they are better than the other and one is favored and the other is excluded is prejudicial. The first born child had a cheery personality and sympathetic. He did well in school and his parents didn't really have to worry about him. The second born child had a more of an undesirable personality. He was disruptive and vigorous. The parents would always pay more attention to the troublemaker; he always needed help with conduct. While the good child had good grades and didn't make trouble, he was always isolated in the back.

The good child always questioned himself why his parents always paid more attention to his brother and not him when his brother did badly and he did well. The child felt abandoned and unwanted. For him, who did great in everything, still wanted to make his parents proud. The good child did his best to win his parents from his brother. The brother noticed that the good child was gaining some attention from his parents. The brother began to be more wicked than usual, and the parents went back into paying more attention to the brother.

People feel horrible when they are rejected, especially after they tried their best to prove them that they are good. Rejection makes people feel solitary and an outcast. The good child felt rejected by his parents because his parents paid more attention to his brother than him.

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