Parents often nag their children, wishing only the best for them. However, children often misunderstand them. Write a short paragraph in reference to Amanda!
The poem 'Amanda' describes a girl named Amanda and her mother who is nagging her for her mistakes. Her mother is always pointing out her bad habits of biting nails and being untidy. She scolds Amanda for slouching and having a bad posture, she is always reminding Amanda of chores she didn't do and restricting her from doing anything and everything she likes. Even after all this nagging, she expects Amanda not to sulk and respect her mother. While Amanda becomes increasingly depressed and detached from her mother, she continues with her behaviour thinking that it is the best for Amanda. Often parents become burdensome and annoying to their children as they have too many expectations and want their children to have only good traits. Parenting requires a lot of patience and time, constant nagging will inevitably lead to the child hating it, as we have seen in the case of Amanda.