I agree with my hand. Not only do I not object to parents helping their children idolize, I also envy them very much, because I am also a veteran groupie, and I am so excited to get the autograph of idols. Besides, there is nothing wrong with parents helping their children idolize, which can also make them worship themselves and make them more motivated. Helping their children worship idols has many advantages. Why not?

1, children have their own reasonable hobbies, and parents should not object. For most parents, blind worship means doing nothing. Parents believe that idolization will affect their children's learning, so they resolutely put an end to their idolization. In fact, I think this idea is a prejudice against groupies. I think since idolization is a child's interest, parents should understand and support their children. We can let children learn and be interested without delay. Learning and worship can be peaceful. We just need to let their children master the degree of idolization. So if we have the opportunity to help our children worship idols, we should help him by the way.

2. Stars can be children's idols and role models, which can inspire children to become better themselves. The power of idols and role models is so precious because of her concrete existence, which reveals many realities that cannot be accepted by truth alone.

I don't think idolization is a bad thing. As long as we master idolatry, we can turn idolatry into a good thing.

I also have a favorite star, because I have a favorite star, so I will regard him as my goal and idol as my direction of efforts. When I have no motivation, I feel energetic when I think of my idol. Because I want to see him as soon as possible, I urge myself to continue to work hard. Only by becoming a better self can I have a chance to meet him. Because I want to see him, I have the motivation to go to graduate school. I also dream that one day I can sit in the front row and listen to his concert, so I will study hard, I will work hard and I will make money hard.

I have my favorite idol. My parents not only support my favorite idol, but also help me to idolize it. How lucky we are to have such considerate parents.

Idolization has really brought me a lot. Idolization has also brought me a lot of courage and strength, goals and motivation, as well as longing for life and the future. You see, idolization is really not a bad thing, so why should we object to parents helping their children idolize?