Jawaban:

Sure! Here's a short story about comparison within a family:

Once upon a time, there was a family consisting of a father, a mother, and two children named John and Jane. John was the eldest child in the family, and he was always compared to his younger sister, Jane.

John was a studious and disciplined child who always received good grades in school. However, his parents always compared him to Jane, who was an exceptional athlete and had won several awards in sports. They would say things like "Why can't you be more like your sister?" or "You should learn from your sister's dedication and hard work."

At first, John didn't pay much attention to these comments, but over time, they began to affect his confidence and self-esteem. He started to feel like he was never good enough and that he could never measure up to his sister's achievements.

On the other hand, Jane also struggled with the constant comparisons. While she was proud of her athletic abilities, she felt like her parents didn't value her academic achievements as much as they valued John's. She felt like she was always in her brother's shadow, and it made her feel resentful and inadequate.

Eventually, the parents realized the negative impact their comparisons were having on their children. They apologized to John and Jane and promised to appreciate and celebrate their individual strengths and achievements. From that day on, John and Jane felt more confident and secure in themselves, knowing that they were loved and appreciated for who they were.

The end.

Hopefully, it helps≧◉ᴥ◉≦