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Talking with your parents: a kind word instead of 'why'
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- Columnist Kim Mi-hui has written a column, Part 3 of 'We Aa-ssaem Maeum Dolbom Sinho', suggesting saying something other than asking parents 'why'.
- The column says phrases like 'Why didn't you eat?' can sound like an accusation, and suggests asking questions such as 'Did you have a hard day today?'.
- The column introduces three practices: responding with 'I see', taking a breath, and speaking kindly to yourself.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): 부모님과의 대화, ‘왜’ 대신 건네는 한마디
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