What does it feel like for a son in a family with a poor child and a rich daughter?

If only the poor sons and rich daughters are shown materially, then the sons in this family will be psychologically unbalanced. A son will feel that his parents don't love him, and treat his sister or sister with partiality, which will have a shadow in his heart and have opinions on his parents, and will also have an impact on his relationship with his sister or sister.

My son will have psychological thoughts that his parents are partial and don't love him.

My parents are partial, especially my father is partial to his son, so I have thoughts about my father. By the same token, if a family is rich in raising women and poor in raising children, the son will definitely have psychological thoughts, and he will feel that he is also the child of his parents, and his sister or sister has so much better living conditions than me. Why did it become like this when he came to me? Am I not their own? This is a normal psychological reaction of a child. He will feel that his parents are so eccentric, that is, they give all their love to their sister or younger sister, and they don't love themselves at all, so they have no position in this family. After a long time, the child will have a psychological shadow. My son will have a particularly cold relationship with his family when he grows up.

I have a classmate who had such an experience when he was a child. His parents especially like his sister, and they think her understanding and learning are good, and she is also beautiful. It's my turn to be a classmate, who is black, thin and ugly. In short, his parents dislike him. When he was a child, he could only wear his sister's leftover clothes. Everyone thought about girls' clothes for boys, and his classmates laughed at him. Therefore, when he was at school, he felt very inferior. When he grew up, he went out to be a soldier, then stayed in the field and never came home. His parents called him, but he didn't want to answer. His relationship with his sister was also very cold, and he felt that her sister had robbed his parents of their love for him. Finally, the family gave up their differences at his mother's funeral. His father told him that because he was a boy at home, he wanted him to be responsible when he grew up, so he was strict with him. I didn't expect it to have such a big impact on him. The childhood experience had a great influence on this classmate. Although their family is reunited now, his mother has left?

Life is always like this, but there are regrets, so many children in the family, parents should treat their sons and daughters equally well. In order to avoid being particularly cold to my family like my classmates, I have to tell him if I love him.