When we grow up, we begin to have our own aesthetics. Will you still wear clothes bought by your parents when you grow up?

Indeed, when we grow up, our aesthetics are very different from those of our parents. We no longer wear the curtains that our parents bought us when we were children. Although I have always resisted my parents' aesthetics in my heart, sometimes I will force myself to wear the clothes they bought me to make them happy, because it represents their love for me, and I really can't bear to refuse, so sometimes I will try my best to meet their expectations and requirements for me.

Needless to say, my mother sometimes has a good eye. Thinking of this, I looked at the photos of my mother when she was young. Her clothes are very fashionable. With her dress and style at that time, it wouldn't be out of date at all. After all, fashion is reincarnation. Nowadays, it is popular to go retro, rummage through everything, find out mom's clothes when she was young and try them on. It feels better than modern clothes. So in my heart, I think there was an aesthetic gap between my parents and me at that time, but I wouldn't.

In fact, my parents bought me clothes when I was in high school, because I stayed at school and didn't have time to go shopping. I concentrate on my studies and have no mind to do other things at all, but my parents will buy me a lot of clothes when I am at home, so I can put them on during holidays or Chinese New Year holidays. Now I have graduated from college and come out to work. Sometimes my parents go shopping and buy me something suitable. I am more receptive to my parents' feelings than I am at the age of 65,438+07 and 65,438+08.

Sometimes you will find that the clothes they buy for you have nothing to do with aesthetics, they just want to be nice to you. When you put on the clothes they bought for you, even if you don't say it on the surface, they are very happy. Don't disappoint your parents' kindness. Children who can be loved by their parents are the happiest.