Hello, question owner!
As a junior high school student, the college entrance exam is fast approaching. Most provinces and cities have the exam in late June, which means there is less than half a month left. I am extremely disappointed to hear about the embarrassing, helpless, and somewhat angry incident you encountered on the eve of the college entrance exam.
You said your mother is angry, so you should care most about her anger. I don't know how your mother treats you when she is angry, but I know her love for you remains unchanged and just as deep as ever, no matter how angry she is.
It might sound chaotic at first, and people might blame you for talking like an immature child. But they'll realize your mother won't take this seriously.
Why do you say that? It's not just because you have to face the entrance exam now. It's also because, in my opinion, it really is not a big deal. Children say intimate things to each other, and this is normal. Besides, keeping secrets is also a principle of being a good person. You have kept your cousin's secret well, which shows that you are a kind and trustworthy person. I give you a big thumbs-up for that. After you have given your thumbs-up, I will continue.
Look at your cousin. Don't view her as your older sister. She can't do as well as you. She even promised you, but she just casually said it. I don't know. Is it not what your cousin said? We know that when we talk, there are ears all around. You might accidentally let a third person hear. It's best not to suspect things without a basis.
Your mother will forget about this in the future, so why dwell on it? People in Dalian complain about each other all the time. You told your relatives, and they were upset. Give it time, and it'll be old news. This is our impression of them, and it's the truth.
If not, adults will live a hypocritical life. If your relatives and others learn through this incident that they are still lacking in your eyes, they should thank you if they can correct it. It's very likely that this will happen. We have to look at things in a positive way and think about the positive side.
It's okay. Everything is fine. The upcoming high school entrance exam is our main concern. We must focus all our energy on this exam. I agree with your mother. You can do it. Don't worry about anything else.
Tomorrow the sun will rise as usual, life will continue, family ties will remain, and nothing will change. If anything is going to change, it will be your opinion of your cousin at this stage. You should regret telling him those words.
This is also very good because you will learn to say what you should say in the future and resolutely keep your mouth shut when you shouldn't. You also know that even if someone else promises you something, they might still spread the news. We are the most trustworthy person here. Anyway, once we say something, we can't guarantee it.
You can use this experience to your advantage in the future! We're simply sharing this with our friends and family, and there's no harm in that. But if you're dealing with enemies, this mindset is a major red flag. It'll help us avoid getting caught up in pessimistic thinking. Think about how powerful this can be!
You must acknowledge the good and the bad in what has happened. There's an old saying: misfortune brings blessings, and blessings bring misfortune. This makes sense. Now that you are unhappy, you have figured it out. What about the future?
You will be able to focus more on your studies, and that will benefit your studies.
I am certain you will find the perfect solution through the respondents' replies, giving you the energy you need to ace the entrance exam. I wish you the best of luck and hope you get into the high school of your dreams. Good luck!


Comments
I can totally understand how betrayed and hurt you must be feeling right now. It's really tough when someone we trust lets us down. Maybe it's time to have a hearttoheart talk with Q, expressing your feelings openly but calmly. Let her know how much this has affected you without escalating the situation.
This is such a difficult position to be in, especially with family. I think it might help if you talk to your mom about what happened, explaining your side and how you feel. She might offer some advice or support that you need right now. Family issues are never easy, but facing them together can make things better.
It's heartbreaking that your secrets were shared, and it's natural to feel angry. However, holding onto that anger won't change what happened. Perhaps focusing on healing yourself and learning from this experience could be beneficial. Trusting again may be hard, but it's part of growing up and understanding people better.
I'm sorry you're going through this. Sometimes family members don't realize the impact of their actions until it's pointed out to them. Consider writing a letter to Q if talking facetoface feels too overwhelming. Expressing your thoughts in writing can sometimes be easier and allow you to say everything you need to say.
Feeling betrayed by someone close is incredibly painful. While it's important to address the issue with Q, remember that you're not defined by this experience. Focus on your studies and entrance exam preparation; it's an opportunity to channel your emotions into something positive and prove to yourself how strong you are.