Summary
A mother in Washington shared a note from her 12-year-old daughter, who needed time alone to process emotions after witnessing a friend's medical emergency. The mother, who values emotional expression at home due to her own restricted upbringing, sees this as part of teaching her children emotional literacy. The story has gained significant attention online, sparking discussions about emotional awareness.
Key Facts
- A 12-year-old girl in Washington wrote a note on her door asking for time to process her emotions.
- The note was written after the girl saw her friend collapse and have a seizure.
- Her mother, Stephanie Warren, emphasized emotional literacy at home due to her upbringing in a cult where emotions were discouraged.
- The story has attracted extensive online attention, with over 59,000 likes and shares.
- Many people praised the girl for her emotional awareness and boundary-setting.
- Warren believes there's a broader need, especially among women, for acceptance of emotional expression.
- Warren credits her daughter's empathy and emotional skills to support from school counselors after dealing with bullying.
