Difficult questions!

I can't think of any particular question but I know what the most difficult thing I had to do as a kid was. It was leaving Italy at the age of 10, unable to speak English, being placed in a normal English speaking classroom and being told to sink or swim! It was truly a horrible time and my parents are oblivious to this day what a hellish experience it was!

hello my dear friend sanuanu! i have been off for a while to seek healing for myself.. i was broken hearted if you still remember the last time.. =( .. anyway, now i am back.. not that i am totally healed but i am a little stronger and better now. =) i was strucked by your question and it took me to ponder for a while. to be honest, i could not a specific question way back. oh no, i should think of something! hehehe.. but really, i can't remember one for now. =( hope you are doing well =)

The most difficult question as far as I could remember was 'Do you want the chocolate or the Ice cream'? It is strange I found it very difficult to answer that decisively even now at this age.

Hi sanadoodoo..well now that you are 4, you should be able to answer that question now....ooops! Im sorry, the answer was 4! I do remember the most difficult question as a child because I was so mad at myself. I cant remember what grade I was in. I was always the best speller and never liked to make a mistake. I entered spelling competitions at the school and I never lost. I was in a finalist competition to go on to compete against other schools. The teacher gave me the word "during"...seems simple now but at the time, the teacher was pronouncing it as "juring", so thats how I spelled it. There was no sentence included so I would know what she meant to say. Just the word which she pronounced wrong. I was so mad because it lost me the final competition. I always wondered if it was done on purpose. Even at that young an age, I complained but nothing was done. I have never forgotton to this day

Hi Sanu! The most difficult question or it wouldbe better to face a situation in my case was when I got selection for the job I am now as on the same day I got two appointment letters and the job was same but places differed. I t took me almost seven days to resolve my mind and finally said bye to the one that located at quite a distnt place when compared to this one. The positive point there was thatI would get a little more money and the rest remaining the same.

Sanu- I'm not sure if you are asking what question we asked our parents at a young age or what questions our children asked us when they were little, so I'll try to answer both. When I was 3, I started asking for my first communion (I grew up Catholic), and I was so persistant asking questions like "Do you think I'm too evil for the Eucharist", that I was finally interviewed by the Cardinal and allowed by Pope John Paul II to have my first communion at age 5. I can't really recall any questions that I thought were overly difficult from my oldest, save maybe them asking why people were mean or such. I can't ever really answer that one save to say some people are like that. I think the most in depth question I had was from my oldest who wanted to know why I wasn't a Christian anymore. Namaste-Anora

I can't even remember being 3years old. I just don't have an answer for this discussion but I look forward to reading what others say..

I will never forget when I was 6 years old and I was in grade one. I finished grade one without knowing how to do subtraction. I was always being scolded by my teacher because no matter how hard she tried teaching me still I never learned how to subtract. I just learned that when I was in grade two. I knew anyway how to add since grade one. My biggest question also is that why do we needed to be far from our parents? Because during that time my parents were in abroad working for our living. I was taken care by my great grandparents. I do not remember any other childhood questions but I was a kid who has a lot of questions about this and that.

I think the first question I couldn't answer and still can't..would be "what do you want to be when you grow up?" LOL...I have never known what I really want to be or what I'm supposed to be for that matter. There is so much to do

I think the most difficult question I ever faced when I was a child was wither or not to chose between being able to play outside or watch tv. my parents were going to use one or the other to punish me for not getting good grades in school. I decied to let me play outside.

I was impressed that you still remember your difficult questions when you where just 3 years old sanuanu. I can't remember what is the difficult questions i have been encountered when i was 3 years old.

I don´t know which one was the first. But I still remember when I was trying to teach my math to my first daughter and she asked me why one was one. What was I going to answer? I haven´t found the answer to that one yet. The closest I have come is that man invented math to try to explain the universe that was too complex for them. Happy posting, friend.

Yes i face the qyuestion from my child wood when teacher ask me i could nt answer any question as i was dull in my studies i use to take punshment from my teacher a lot

I remember one time being reprimanded by a teacher and she told me i was too independent... i don't even know what the word independent means, i also don't know the phrase "it depends..." before and my mom and aunties had a very hard time explaining it to me, lol... I don't have a child yet, and im curious too what these children are going to ask that i'll find it hard to answer.

I REMEMBER THAT THIS QUESTION DON T LIKE EVEN NOW WHEN I AM MATURE . I hate when somebody ask me..."who you love more your mother or your father?" This was a question from my childhood who never don t like, because i want answer that i love both same, but who ask this question ask again..." but who you love more?" and insist, and i don t know the answer.