Everyone has his own little secret. What little secrets are you afraid to tell your parents?

Everyone has his own little secret. When I was growing up, I was in adolescence, and I was afraid to tell my parents. I had a secret crush at that time. When I grow up, my mother doesn't want me to be a virgin friend, but I have a crush on her. I'm afraid to tell my mother that there are some little secrets I don't want to tell my parents at different stages of my life. My parents are our elders and there is a generation gap between the two generations. There are some things I don't want them to know because they solve problems in different ways.

I stole a candy when I was a child, but I was afraid to tell my parents that my teeth were particularly bad when I was a child, and my parents wouldn't let me eat candy. I was very ill when I was a child. After I got sick, I had to take medicine and have an injection. The medicine is so bitter that I want to cry every time I take it. My grandmother secretly gave me a rock candy behind my parents' backs. I stopped crying after taking it, and then I took all the medicine. This secret was hidden for a long time until I left my hometown for Inner Mongolia at the age of 7, and my grandmother and I separated. No one secretly gave me rock candy anymore, and I didn't hide the secret of eating rock candy from my parents, but it was so sad to think of it. I really want to go back to that era with a secret, because I can be with my grandmother.

I had a secret crush when I was a teenager. I am a precocious girl. When I was a teenager, I also had my own puppy love. I wrote it in my diary. This is my own secret. I won't tell anyone. At that time, my mother protected me like a thief. She whispers in my ear every day that you can't fall in love early and study hard, but what should happen will still happen. Like other girls, I had a crush on him in adolescence, just because I thought that boy was handsome and humorous. I like and appreciate him very much. This secret cannot be shared with parents.

After marriage, life is very tight. In the most difficult time, I need to face where the living expenses for this month come from. When I got married, my husband's family didn't give me a penny, but when I bought a house, I bought it out. Along the way, I married my lover, lived and raised my children alone. We have no money to spend when we are in trouble, but I have been afraid to tell my mother that my life is very poor. When you grow up, it means that there are some secrets that you dare not say at all, never dare to say, and you can only report good news instead of bad news.