Problems of students who do not express themselves to their parents
Students who don't express themselves to their parents can face a range of problems including: increased stress and anxiety, difficulty coping with challenges, feelings of isolation, lower self-esteem, poor academic performance, and potential for developing unhealthy coping mechanisms as they struggle to navigate personal issues without a supportive parental outlet.
Specific issues:
Emotional Bottling:
Holding in emotions can lead to internalized stress, which can manifest physically as headaches, stomach aches, or difficulty sleeping.
Lack of Guidance:
Without open communication, students might miss out on crucial advice and support needed to navigate complex situations like peer pressure, academic struggles, or relationship issues.
Misunderstandings:
When students don't clearly express their needs or concerns, parents might misinterpret their behavior, leading to conflict and further disconnection.