My son is reluctant to live in junior high school.

My son lived in this sentence when he was in junior high school:

Reluctant, reluctant, reluctant to let the children live on campus, leave me, without her company.

Ma Ma has watched you grow up and live on campus since childhood. She is extremely reluctant to leave, not because she is worried that you will be easily affected by the environment and change.

I have never been able to adapt to separation. I was reluctant to part with my parents when I was a child, but now I am reluctant to part with my children.

Children's first time is often accompanied by parents' joy and worry. They went to kindergarten for the first time, took their keys home for the first time, left home for the first time, and traveled alone for the first time. Every first time is a growth.