However, I think this evaluation really suits me when I was a child.
When I was in the second grade of primary school, I was still a kindergarten child. I watch TV every day when I come home from school, and I don't even watch my homework. I always wait until my parents ask me to write. Sometimes I even let them see my homework. When writing homework, ask dad if you encounter words that you can't write; Ask your mother if you can't write a question. Don't think about it or look it up in the dictionary.
However, now I am completely different from before. I lost the innocence of kindergarten children and became an independent primary school student completely.
I understand the importance of self-study and now I can't hear my parents asking me to do my homework at home. Besides, I will take a dictionary with me when I do my homework now. When I come across any words I can't understand, I will "look them up" in the dictionary. And I learned to cook and stir-fry dishes. If my parents suddenly go on a business trip, they will never be hungry even if they don't leave me a penny, because I can turn the ingredients in the refrigerator into delicious food. Now, cooking is easy for me.
I am very happy, because I am no longer the "little princess" at home. I can do many things by myself. I often help my mother with housework and become my parents' "little assistant". I feel very proud to see my parents' gratified eyes.
Since I learned to be independent, the evaluation I heard is no longer "You should rely not only on your mother, but also on your father." This sentence. Anyone who sees my change will say, "Ah, this little girl has finally grown up!" " "Whenever I hear such comments, I always feel flattered.
It feels good to be independent!