**Today I found among my memories this writing, which reminded me of the lives of many girls and boys who have lived invisibly in their families.
A good story to reflect on and work with our inner child.
Autonomy
The family took a seat at the restaurant for dinner. The waitress arrived, took note of what the adults wanted and then turned to the seven-year-old boy:
"what are you going to have ?", she asked him.
The boy looked shyly around the table and said, "I'd like a hot dog."
Before the waitress had time to write it down, the mother intervened: "No hot dogs! Bring him a steak with mashed potatoes and carrots!".
The waitress pretended she hadn't heard her. "How do you want your hot dog: with ketchup or with mustard?" she asked the boy.
"With ketchup."
"I'll be back in a minute," said the waitress heading for the kitchen.
When the waitress had left, there was a few moments of astonished silence. Finally, the boy looked at everyone present and exclaimed: "What do you think?
Think I'm real !"
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