When You Are Young They Assume You Know Nothing Mga Nobela at Kwento

You don't know anything… You're still young. "I'm indeed much younger than you, at least I'm not hiding." "We won't be the ones to fear if I show my weakness." ''Strong and weak can coexist.'' ''You don't know anything. You don't know how to be betrayed by someone you trust." ''One person's mistake does not make everyone guilty of it.''

“Especially when I told him I wanted to go to the old country and know more about us.” She turned to look at him. “What did he say?” “That I ‘don’t understand the world yet.’ Which basically means: ‘I don’t like what you said, so I’ll pretend you’re too young to know anything.’” Patty nodded. “Adults forget we're learning who we are.” “And that we actually know what we’re talking about sometimes.” She nudged him. “You’re actually really good at understanding this stuff.” “I’ve had practice. Years of teenage suffering,” he joked.

I hoped I wasn’t writing a check I couldn’t cash. The kids were especially rowdy all day, too. It was a common thing after the first day of school. They’d gotten their nerves out of the way the previous day and were now fearless and confident that they had already learned everything. I’d always taken exception to the idea that teenagers thought they knew everything. It was really the five- and- six-year-olds who thought they had the wisdom of the universe at their backs. Paulette and I spent most of the day being corrected by kindergarteners who wanted to show their teachers how clever they were, which was very cute in theory but very hard to manage when twenty students wanted to do it all a

Guilt wrenches my guts at the fact that I knew where her father was and did not want to tell her about it. "No, you are not. I know when you are not fine." she pressed. I totally forgot that I had a smart kid. She could catch on to things as fast as the snap of a finger. she was too wise for her age. "Okay, fine., you got me. I have issues with business, that's all." a smile drew up on her face.

I can't keep quiet until I know less about my father’s personality. “Don’t live in a world that lacks knowledge about reality, be observant of what is happening around you,” Youno told me seriously. I frowned at what he said because I could not understand what he wanted to convey to me. "Lack of knowledge will lead you to death," Youno added to me. "What are you saying?" Youna asked Youno. The elevator stopped on the twenty-fourth floor, the elevator opened, but I still didn’t act on what Youno said.

With another person. Molly vouched to give her children the privilege to make decisions when they are young. The fact that 'tonight they are young' doesn't mean she would not grow. The only problem was that they had to live that state of their life once, and once it's over, everything they had ever work would perish.

I felt like a fool. After, some seconds, he said, "you don't know what to say because you have no virtue. Right from when you were a kid, I have watched you grow up with all the vices I mentioned. From the age of seven, I lost count of the number of times that parents of kids who were within your age bracket reported you to me virtually every day," he paused to catch his breath.

I turned off the stove and fully faced her. “Anna, no one is born knowing everything,” I said gently. “You forgot some things? Fine. You’ll relearn them. That’s not shameful. What’s shameful is giving up on yourself before you even try. Do you think rich kids remember everything either? They get tutors. Extra lessons. Help. And you’ll get help too.” Her eyes dropped, and she rubbed her elbow nervously. “B-but what if I never make friends… and everyone thinks I’m weird?”

they are too sure with what they are trying to say. "Fine! I agree! but there are situation that is very complicated than what you both have, it isnt just about the feelings, when you become an adult, you will realize things are more than what we think is as simple as we view it when we are young, but I will think of that"

she explains. "We can do that! Nini and Gavyn are both nerds, remember? I can determine which is which!" confidently he said. I can't help but facepalm. "Uhh, correction!" Gavyn said and stepped into the conversation. "I may be a nerd but, not everything I know, especially this kind of thing. This is something beyond my knowledge and I still need to study hard for me to understand how this works," he explained. After Gavyn said that, I agreed with him. He has a point to be honest, even though everyone calls him a "nerd" or "smarty pants" it doesn't mean he already knows everything. That does not how it works.