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Talking with your parents: a kind word instead of 'why'

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  1. Columnist Kim Mi-hui has written a column, Part 3 of 'We Aa-ssaem Maeum Dolbom Sinho', suggesting saying something other than asking parents 'why'.
  2. The column says phrases like 'Why didn't you eat?' can sound like an accusation, and suggests asking questions such as 'Did you have a hard day today?'.
  3. The column introduces three practices: responding with 'I see', taking a breath, and speaking kindly to yourself.

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Talking with your parents: a kind word instead of 'why'

Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): 부모님과의 대화, ‘왜’ 대신 건네는 한마디

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