NEED HELP ASAP As Paul walked home from school, he reflected on the things Mr. Matthews had told him. He knew that he hadn’t been himself recently. Maybe he stopped doing his work because he was looking for attention from his father. He hadn’t really thought about it too much up until now, but as he walked home that night he realized that he wasn’t just letting his dad spoil his plans: he was letting him spoil his life. Paul figured that Mr. Matthews was right. He couldn’t do his best until he felt his best. He decided to take his advice and talk to someone about it.
That night when Paul got home from school, he called his Dad. The call went to voicemail after ringing seven or eight times. Paul had heard his Dad’s answering machine message more times than he cared to remember, but this time things were different. When it ended, he would say what he really felt. When the phone beeped, Paul began talking: “Dad, it’s Paul. I can’t go to the stadium with you next weekend. I’ve got a lot of homework to catch up on. Also, I don’t really want to spend another day looking out the window and waiting. When you break plans with me, Dad, it hurts me, and I’m sick of getting hurt. It’s not too late to rebuild our relationship, but we’re going to have to start small. Maybe you can help me with my homework sometime or something. Dad, I love you, but that’s how I feel.”
As Paul ended the call, he felt as though a tremendous burden had been lifted off of his shoulders. He didn’t know whether his dad would change. He didn’t even think that he would, but it didn’t matter. Paul had changed. He had expressed his feelings to the right person, rather than just bottling them up inside of himself and he had a clear head as he worked through his assignments that night.

QUESTION

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