Write a composition about your wishes and grievances that you want to tell others.

Dear dad

I remember that it was Friday afternoon, and the teacher had an exam two days ago. I got a blindsided test paper with a red score of "8 1". I was blindsided at once. I don't know how to walk home I stand in front of you, and my helpless heart is very contradictory. I wanted to get your's comfort and encouragement, but I was accused by your's yelling and shouting. I felt ashamed. I can't argue.

I know how high my father expects of me, but I, but I have tried my best, dad, do you understand? I finish my homework carefully every day. I read every composition book and extracurricular book you bought me carefully. Sometimes I take special notes in class for fear of missing anything the teacher says. Apart from finishing my homework on weekends and occasionally getting your permission, I have little time to turn on the computer and play a small game. I do my homework and read books at home almost every day. I was almost overwhelmed by my study. I'm not myself anymore.

Dad, can you give me a minute to catch my breath? Can't you let me relax? Sooner or later, you have to make me do something. Dad, I hope you don't take the exam scores so seriously, okay? What is important is how children find their own shortcomings in the exam so that they can learn and make up for them. Yes, I know your good intentions, but the wrong method can only backfire. Did you hear that, Dad? Did you hear your son's heartfelt words?

But, dad! In order to give me enough time to study, you seldom ask me to do things for you, which makes me often in a hurry when I really do things. At this time, you will criticize me for being clumsy. Or something is right in front of me, but I don't have the consciousness to do it. You often say that my desk never cleans, nor does my windowsill. The shoes I changed after I got home were littered, sometimes I was lazy, and sometimes I really didn't have this habit. But you will try to correct these shortcomings. Once, I cleared the table, and then my mother made a mess when she was looking for something. After reading it, you criticized me without saying a word. I tried to explain things to you, but you were angry. As soon as I explained, you said I talked back and said how I used to be, so I had to say nothing. I don't know the ins and outs of things anymore. Whenever I don't do well in the exam, your face will suddenly become "sunny" and maybe my ears will be twisted. I failed the math exam and a simple paper. The wrong questions are all caused by my own failure to carefully examine the questions or calculation errors. I regret it, and I am more worried that I will not be admitted to my mother. But this time, you not only didn't get angry, but also encouraged me not to give up on myself just because I failed in the exam once, and helped me analyze the reasons. I will try my best to correct some bad habits in my study. If you can encourage me more and criticize me less, I think I will make faster progress! Don't worry too much about my study. I also know that you took me to Xiamen during the holiday and visited various tourist attractions in Xiamen, which relaxed my mood, but every time I come back, you will give me a review and study task! Sometimes I feel I really don't have enough time to play. Dad, although I won't always win the first prize, I know I am the only one for you. Although you are ordinary, your love is unique and others can't give it to me. Although I don't understand you sometimes, I will try my best to control it. I want to say rest assured to you! I will face all difficulties and setbacks bravely, and I will never live up to your intangible "investment" in me. I will study hard, strive for better grades every day, and move forward forever.