My father made a promise three years ago to buy me a mobile phone when I was in junior high school. It took me three years, but my father stood me up. What should I do?

In fact, this kind of thing is really dad's fault. Parents require their children to pay attention to honesty. Parents should set an example. It is really his fault that they didn't do what they promised you. But there are mistakes in correcting this problem, because for a junior high school student, wearing a mobile phone by himself is harmful to his study. In order to facilitate the contact between schools, you can have a telephone watch, but it is of little significance. From the perspective of safety, from the perspective of maintaining close contact with family members, you can choose. You can ask this question. Don't hold a grudge against your parents if they refuse to answer. Because your parents can support you, it is already difficult for you to study. If you want to buy a mobile phone in the future, you can do it yourself. Since your parents can't do it, don't force it. Of course, if your parents are a principled person, he should keep his word. Spending time obsessing about the right or wrong of this matter will only affect yourself. It is better to study hard, use the summer vacation time to work and buy by yourself. This will not only reassure my father, but also make my father feel ashamed.