When I was in college, some of us might join some clubs, but perhaps because of the increasing pressure of study, or because of other choices, some people might want to quit some clubs, and then they were afraid that their parents would want to quit. I think this matter is very easy to handle. First of all, you should know how to explain to him why you want to leave this club and what to do after you leave. Tell him clearly whether there is a better place to go, or what kind of influence this club has had on himself. Maybe parents can understand and understand what you have done.

After all, we all know that there may be many things we need to do in the club, which can easily lead to our separation and lead to our lack of time. For example, when we need to study hard, there are some things in the club that we have to give up our studies and then go to work in this club, which will affect our study. If we quit this club, we can spend a lot of time on this research or other things we want to do.

Of course, if you have a better place to go, such as joining a club that can exercise you better, I think it's not bad. After all, man struggles upwards and water flows downwards. If you tell your parents this, if your parents know that you want a better promotion before making such a decision, then your parents will certainly not be sad, and in turn they will support you. After all, our headquarters can stand, and we always need it.

Finally, learn to comfort parents. After all, life is a process of addition and subtraction. Sometimes we have been doing addition, but sometimes we really should do some subtraction. After all, you can't take too many things on the road. If we carry too many things, it will naturally affect our concentration to overcome one thing, thus affecting us.