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Why I Need a Horny Mother
Kids need independence rather than unconditional love
-Gajaesan Hallyu Management Research Institute
Not long ago, I saw a very interesting article in a daily newspaper. 'How to put an elephant in the refrigerator' was humor. When you search the Internet, there are countless solutions according to your job or major, and the best solution is to just shout "Mom!"
In addition, when middle school students were asked to put the words in parentheses, ¡®My mother is ()´Ù¡¯, the answers were ¡®Touch of Success¡¯, ¡®Trainer¡¯, ¡®Navigation¡¯, and ¡®Personal Manager¡¯. The phenomenon that the mother solves everything is not limited to this humor, but is the reality and self-portrait of serious Korean mothers.
In particular, the strong tendency to compare with other children distorts even the mother's role as a parent, and in order to make a child who studies better than others, mothers turn into children's general supervisors and learning managers, turning into heretic mothers.
The distorted mothers' hands and feet do not stop there. A mother who went to a prestigious university without any hardships, supported by Ban Ok-yeop (ÑÑò«è¬ç¨), instead of taking the course of her child, and complaining to the professor if the grades do not come out well. It is said that it is common to yell out to take responsibility for finding a job for our child because it is not possible to get a job given bad grades.
After their children graduate from college, they begin to intervene by chasing them to the place where they take interviews to get a job. Even after employment, the heads of human resources departments of large corporations complain that more and more parents interfere directly with the assignment of departments and complain over the phone that their children's departments have a lot of overtime work or dinners.
I also had a similar experience several years ago during an interview for a new employee. First of all, I introduced myself for 1 minute, and he hesitated and could not properly introduce myself, so I changed the order to do it later. But even though his turn came back, he asked why he couldn't introduce himself because his face was blushing and sweating and being embarrassed. The answer is surprisingly
¡°Yes, I didn't want to come to the interview today, but my mother picked me up by car, so I forced myself to come....¡± I stuttered and could not introduce properly.
Children need independence rather than unconditional love. In fact, people who grew up with adequate education from their parents as a child have back-heartedness in their hearts, so the difficulties can be easily overcome. However, a person who grows like a flower in a greenhouse is easily frustrated with small things. It lacks resilience like a spring that pops out more strongly the more it is pressed. That is why Jewish mothers, famous for their child education, are said to give three gifts to the coming of age ceremony. It is'the Bible, the clock, the gift of celebration'. It is said that the gift money given at this time means to leave the house with this money and become completely independent after 10 years.
However, my mothers live their lives with their whole bodies. I don¡¯t even think of marrying my marriage even if I have a hard time getting a job. Even if you get married, you have to buy a house and take responsibility for your grandchildren when you have a child. Mother's devotion and love for her children often return to the boomerang. Sometimes these boomerangs do not end only with distorting the life of their children, but are poisoned again by their loving mother and return to their parents' hearts, and even fall into a child like an enemy.
A few years ago, the drama ¡°Mom Goes Horny¡± gained great popularity. In this drama, Kim Hye-ja's horny mother wasn't a member of a society, but rather as a man's wife, daughter-in-law, and a mother of three siblings. ¡°I myself¡± didn't exist for this mother, and I just lived dedicated to her family. Maybe the world has taken such a mother for granted, and our mothers are no exception. But the heart of this devoted mother was horned.
Even my mother could no longer live without ¡°I¡±. After asking my family for a year's vacation, my mom left the house. Although it was a drama that provided women with a liberation zone for a while, I think it is a very pleasant thing that I really want to happen.
Mom should also have horns sometimes. No one has ever seen a mother's horn. The mother's horn is also a defensive weapon, like a pointed deer's horn, but it also refers to scolding or producing angry horns when necessary. Mother's horns are hidden, so they are hard to see. However, as many children in this world raise their own children, the horns of their mothers will finally begin to appear.
In order to raise children properly, you must give them properly, not all. As psychiatrist Scott Peck said, "Love is giving perceptively and not giving perceptively." Tenderness and strictness must be infused together.
Look at the politics these days. The barns are getting emptied and the budget deficit is only increasing, but there are few demands from the people to ¡°what to do¡±, and mother-type election phrases saying ¡°I will do everything¡± and political populist slogans are rampant. With the population declining and the super aging of the 100-year-old age, the aging shock is approaching, and only providing free support, free education, free meals, etc. is increasing. This is the reason why we sometimes need a horny mother rather than a mother who only gives and shares in our society.