Hey there, it's Bubbi. Today I wanted to talk about something that's been bothering me for a while now. It's about the soap bubbles that seem to fill my mouth every time I say something wrong at home.
I don't understand why saying simple words like 'cookies' or 'playtime' can trigger such a harsh reaction from my parents. It feels like no matter what I say, there's always a chance of getting my mouth stuffed with soap as if it will wash away all the words I've spoken.
The taste of soap lingers long after the bubbles have disappeared, leaving me feeling ashamed and silenced. Sometimes, when they're really upset, they throw me into the bathtub with a toaster inside - just thinking about it makes my heart race with fear.
I wish I could speak up and tell someone about what happens at home, but the thought of facing more punishment terrifies me. So instead, I keep quiet and try to blend into the background as much as possible.
It hurts knowing that this is not how families are supposed to be; they should be loving and supportive instead of filled with fear and pain. But for now, all I can do is endure these soap bubbles in silence until one day maybe things will change for the better.