A Journey From Distorted To Divine Feminine

AFTER A YEAR

As time passed

, their bullies grew in number. They threatened to beat her up if she gave any correct answers to any teacher's questions. Ms. Saroj took the test one day, and PIHU wrote all of the incorrect answers. On the other hand, tensions between her mother and father grew. Her father squabbles with her mother for no apparent reason. Her mother was depressed as well. As a result, PIHU never had the opportunity to tell anyone about her school experiences. She is constantly estranged from her family. Her sisters were also immature at the time, so they didn't notice any changes in her behavior. Every day, PIHU became quieter and quieter. Not only in school, but also outside of school, people judge her and make comments about her complexion in front of her. in a louder voice. Her self-esteem began to deteriorate with each passing day. on the day of revealing text marks.

Ms. Saroj revealed everyone's grades, but she was taken aback when she saw PIHU's. because PIHU scored zero on the test.

Ms. SAROJ: Okay, so today I will not punish you, but you must explain why you did not study one by one, okay?

So please come over one by one.

THE TURN OF PIHU

Ms. SAROJ: Okay, Pihu, now it's your turn. Please come over here and inform me.

PIHU: remain silent and say nothing.

Ms.SAROJ: Pihu, what happened? You always scored higher, so why not this time?

PIHU: still keeping her silence

Ms. SAROJ: If you don't want to tell me, that's fine! I won't force you, but please don't do it again. I believe in you today; I will not punish you, but I would like to shake your hand and invite you to do the same. and are you going to study hard? My favorite student is you. If you want to talk about something, please come to me directly, okay? Okay, I'll listen to you.

PIHU: Miss, yes.

Ms. Saroj: please proceed to your seat and take a seat.

PIHU: All right, miss!

KOMAL: Why didn't you do well this time? Do you think they're bullying you?

PIHU: It's fine, just leave it alone. I don't want to talk about it.

Please don't bring this up again.

KOMAL: However, I believe you should inform Ms. Saroj about them; she will undoubtedly support you. They will be punished.

PIHU: no, and please don't bring this up again.

KOMAL: But if you don't do anything this time, they'll keep doing their shits, and there will be another time.

PIHU: I don't need anyone to deal with my problems, and no one cares. So I'd better not tell anyone. I don't require sympathy.

It's getting close to lunchtime. To eat lunch peacefully, we should put such thoughts aside.

KOMAL: All right, fine. I will never compel you to do anything.