This Crossover Isn't The Greatest But Its Nice Seeing All The Random Heroes Thrown Together Periodically

this crossover isn't the greatest but its nice seeing all the random heroes thrown together periodically Wonder Woman #13 by Tom King and Tony S. Daniel

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How the gentle wind beckons through the leaves as autumn colors fall

It sucks that there's only 20 minutes in each day. If there was more than that I would get more stuff done I'm sure

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Sometimes, moving forward means letting go—even when the past won’t let go of you. It’s never easy, but it’s necessary for your peace.

I have soo many problems with this fucking Indian Education system for fuck's sake dude this chapter in our English course should be scrapped off from the book itself. Here is what it is-

Trigger Warnings: tw abuse, tw child abuse, tw hitting

This is chapter 3 in class 9 ncert beehive textbook- The Little Girl

The story follows a little girl who is about 7-9 years old, who has a really shitty dad. The dad scolds her for no obvious reasons and screams at the little child. When he comes home he makes her remove his boots and keep them in place. Who fucking does that!?

One day her grandmother approaches her and tells her that her father's birthday is approaching so she should make a pin cushion for him. The girl -Kezia- agrees in the hope that maybe her relations with her father will improve. So she makes a cushion and stuffs it with some speech papers belonging to the father.

The result? The father hits her bad.

Now one fine day, the girl is alone in the home with father and at night she has a nightmare. So the father hugs her to sleep and it was soo weird how he did it I am not writing that down u can read it for urself I'll add the pdf.

End of the story the girl realizes that this father indeed has a soul and then SHE FEELS FUCKING SYMPATHY FOR HIM. Because he has to work soo hard everyday at office and obviously he is tired and exhausted when he comes home. Like fucking shit exhaustion is the reason why he abuses her? Bullshit.

And now keeping in mind that you are teaching this story too literal 13-14 year olds what will we learn? To accept abuse? To make up some excuse for that behaviour? I am done. Just fucking done.

here is the pdf btw if someone wants to read the story