I am a freeloader in the anime world

After seeing off Hiratsuka Shizuka, Yukinoshita Haruno did not leave immediately, but stood on the side of the road for a while, perhaps thinking about something.

Su Yang was standing across the street, also not thinking about leaving quickly.

After all, Su Yang didn't have anything urgent to do now, so fortunately he was standing not far away from Yukinoshita Haruno and watching her.

Although the relationship between Yukinoshita Yukino and Yukinoshita Haruno is not harmonious, they are related after all. If something really happened to Yukinoshita Haruno, Su Yang estimated that Yukinoshita Yukino would also be sad.

Moreover, Su Yang knew very well that although the relationship between the Yukinoshita sisters was indeed close, Yukinoshita Haruno's love for her sister was definitely no less than Su Yang's love for Yukinoshita Yukino.

The relationship is bad only because Yukinoshita Haruno doesn't know how to love her sister, or in other words, Yukinoshita Haruno's way of loving is wrong.

In the eyes of ordinary people, being born into a wealthy family is a very lucky thing. After all, being born into a wealthy family means that you will no longer have to worry about money in the future and can live a carefree life.

However, as the saying goes, one should do one's job well and fulfill one's responsibilities well.

Rich families also have their own troubles.

If it were a man, it might be okay, but once she becomes a wealthy woman, unless she really does not need a political marriage, her future fate will not be smooth.

And if a wealthy family's younger generation consists only of women, then the burden on women will be even heavier.

It is undeniable that equality for all and equality between men and women is a global trend. However, in the country of sakura, due to historical and cultural reasons, the phenomenon of favoring boys over girls is the most serious in the country.

The prevalence of machismo means that the pressure faced by women in the same position is unparalleled.

The Yukinoshita family is now facing such a situation. There are only two daughters in the younger generation of the Yukinoshita family, so the task of inheriting the family business naturally falls on the eldest daughter, Yukinoshita Haruno.

As the future heir of the Yukinoshita family, Yukinoshita Haruno naturally has to deal with other wealthy families.

But, which of those guys who come from rich and powerful families is not a fox spirit?

In this situation, Yukinoshita Haruno couldn't help but put on a mask to protect herself.

But if you wear the mask for a long time, it will be difficult to take it off.

So, when facing her beloved sister, Yukinoshita Yukino, Yukinoshita Haruno, who was already accustomed to facing the dark side of society with a mask, subconsciously wanted her sister to also put on a mask to protect herself.

Yukinoshita Haruno wants Yukinoshita Yukino to know that in this world, the only person who can trust and protect her is herself, and the method she uses is also extreme.

For example, Child A is a boarding elementary school student. Due to his bad habit of often forgetting things, he accidentally lost a week's living expenses.

In order to help Child A correct this bad habit of losing things, a series of measures must be taken to guide him to learn to manage his belongings and finances more carefully, so as to cultivate good living habits and a sense of responsibility.

Therefore, Yukinoshita Haruno will adopt this educational method to guide the growth of Child A: she decides not to provide living expenses this week, but to let Child A find ways to solve the financial difficulties independently.

Faced with this sudden change, Child A had to do his best to find a solution in order to maintain daily expenses.

Child A may choose to earn money through his hard work, or he may muster up the courage to ask his teachers and classmates for help.

However, this process will undoubtedly be full of hardships and challenges, and may even cause Child A to experience unprecedented pain and frustration.

However, it was these challenging experiences that would leave a deep imprint on his mind, prompting him to reflect deeply on his past actions and to firmly vow in his heart never to let the same mistake happen again.

Through this kind of educational method, we hope that Child A can gain wisdom for growth, learn to face difficulties independently, and cultivate the quality of perseverance.

Of course, there is a more humane method for educating Child A.

That is, you can choose to give him another week's living expenses, which is not only material support for him, but also conveys trust and care to him.

In this way, Child A will deeply understand the importance of this living expenses, and at the same time he will feel that he is trusted and expected.

This trust will motivate him to work harder to manage and protect the living expenses to avoid loss again, thereby prompting him to learn responsibility and accountability.

Although there are significant differences between these two educational methods, the short-term effects they produce are the same: both can enable Child A to make significant progress on the road to growth.

In terms of growth effects, the method adopted by Yukinoshita Haruno is obviously superior, far surpassing other methods. Her approach is not only highly targeted, but also effective, providing strong support and guidance for individual growth. In contrast, other methods may be helpful in some aspects, but overall, their effectiveness is obviously difficult to compare with Yukinoshita Haruno's method.

The energy of negative emotions is stronger than that of positive emotions. This intensity is not only reflected in the length of their duration, but also in their intensity.

Whether it is anger, sadness or anxiety, they can always occupy people's minds in a short period of time, making it difficult for people to get rid of their influence. Their depth and intensity often exceed the scope of positive emotions such as joy and satisfaction.

In fact, people tend to remember more awkward and embarrassing experiences than those times of pure joy and pleasure.

These embarrassing moments, although they make us feel extremely embarrassed when they happen, leave a deep imprint in the depths of our memory and become unforgettable memories.

On the contrary, those happy moments, although short and beautiful, often fade away with the passage of time and it is difficult to leave a deep impression in memory.

Looking deeper, negative emotions seem to have a stronger generative power than positive emotions. They can easily dominate and even overwhelm positive emotions.

This characteristic makes negative emotions more common and more influential in people's emotional world.

It is true that it is not difficult to break a cup easily, however, if you want to ensure that it is intact, you must be extra careful and vigilant at all times without any negligence.

However, Yukinoshita Haruno's method of growth and education has a hidden drawback that cannot be ignored: it often makes it difficult for the educated to truly feel inner happiness during the process of growing up.

This kind of education method may focus too much on the development of certain specific areas, but inadvertently ignore people's emotional needs and mental health.

This causes individuals to easily ignore their true inner desires and needs in their pursuit of success, making it difficult for them to reach true happiness.

Although this unbalanced growth process may bring external achievements, it is difficult to nourish inner satisfaction and joy.

In order to stimulate negative emotions, Yukinoshita Haruno will deliberately guide Yukinoshita Yukino to view interpersonal relationships from an extremely negative perspective.

In her opinion, there is no eternal friendship in the world, and all interactions are based on interests.

Those who claim to be your friends don't really admire you, but because your existence has some value to them.

Even if they show that they like you, it is only because your value can bring some benefits to them, rather than a sincere expression of emotion.