Lynn's+Readig+Journal+14

Actually, I am shamed because I am a woman. There are many reasons support me to say so. For example, when we are little children, the boys can do whatever they want, such as rolling in the muddy and dropping into the river whenever they want. But I can’t, because I am a girl. Also, girls are more sensitive than the boys. If you do something about them, they will think of your aim at first. It is well-known that girls have greater imagination than the boys and they may think the thing in a definitely wrong way. In that case, the misapprehension happened. I have been through such experience. It was in my secondary school, I talked about the final mark with my deskmate. When I asked her mark, she said: “I didn’t do well in the test, so I only got XX.” I said: “It’s ok if you work hard this semester.” Then I kept silent, because I didn’t know how to comfort others. I thought it would be better if I leave her alone rather than ask more questions about the test. But after some time, the teacher let me to sit on another seat. And teacher told me that she said I looked down upon her for the mark. At that time, I didn’t make any explaination, because it won’t make sense at all, she would still think in that way. But what if I did that to a boy, he won’t care. That’s the biggest difference between boys and girls. But I am a careless girl, I always say something without thinking, so it really get me on the edge. That’s the reason why I feel shamed.