母爱的厚重与宽广——记一位母亲的不同看法
母亲的 shielding always begins with so much depth and understanding. In this piece, I'll examine how a mother's view of "motherly" differs from another's.
saying that mother's love is like water and father's love like sand makes little sense—both are vital but in different ways. Some might argue that mothers protect us by staying always close, while others might dismiss the need for protection altogether. But I don't do either one. I find "motherly" protection more than a protective barrier—it's an unyielding shield that cares for our children with unimaginable depth.
let me recount this day—when I was young and the world was full of wonder. my family had been invited to participate in something called the body sense game tournament, organized by the school. that was one of those things where you had to pair two people off, then if they lost, switch partners. it was like a long line at the ticket counter—no skipping anyone.
when we got to our group and the first person in line was getting so much fun, I realized something: when others felt like their turn came, maybe not all of us had been treated equally. it was like they were in a race with so many runners that no one could finish, but the rest just went on as if everyone else had already passed.
so i decided to join them—pull my partner aside, let my partner go, and then we both finished our parts without any issues. when the next group started their turn, all of us were on schedule because my partner would have caught up with me in line two. it was funny how sometimes you thought someone else was being caught out, but in reality, everyone else wasn't facing that problem.
suddenly, a child's line ahead became a red flag—she felt she had to compete against others who were already in her lane. i ducked in front of the line and pulled back as if I could see through my own reflection. instead, another kid was running behind me, thinking it was me who had caught up with their group. i stood firm, giving a little bow before pulling back just enough to avoid collision.
her parent immediately recognized something wrong—her child was trying too hard to get ahead, like they were the leader of a group instead of the runner-up. she hugged my shoulder and said, "you know what? your patience is tested every time you face someone who doesn't have enough experience." i smiled, nodding along with her words.
motherly protection isn't just about being there when others don't; it's about knowing that no matter how many people are in the mix, you can always make a difference. even though some people might try to be "leaders," their own protection also depends on someone else's strength and persistence.
motherly shield is more than just protecting us— it's teaching me valuable life lessons. every time I face a situation where others aren't around, but I'm the only one who can make things work, I feel more confident. knowing that "motherly" love always has a backup plan, even if it means someone else has to step in, makes my life just a little bit brighter.
after all these days of learning through play and real-life interactions, i understand why mothers sometimes say, "don't try to be the leader unless you've got everything else behind you." after all, motherly protection is an unyielding, always-responsive shield that will keep us safe no matter what happens.
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