They Don't Love You | POEM

The transcript explores feelings of being less loved by parents compared to siblings. It highlights perceived favoritism and the emotional impact of such beliefs, including feelings of isolation and misunderstanding. The narrative suggests a struggle to prove these perceptions to others, who dismiss them as lies or madness, leading to a sense of hopelessness in seeking parental love.

What does the narrator believe about their mother's feelings towards their brother?

• The mother does not love either child.

• The mother loves both equally.

• The mother loves the brother more.

• The mother loves the narrator more.

How does the narrator feel about their father's affection towards their sister?

• The father does not love either child.

• The father loves both equally.

• The father loves the sister more.

• The father loves the narrator more.

Which of the following is an example of favoritism mentioned by the narrator?

• The sibling is told to do better.

• The narrator receives more gifts.

• The sibling is never shouted at.

• The narrator is allowed to do what they want.

What does the narrator say about their attempts to gain love from their parents?

• They think they are already loved.

• They plan to keep trying regardless.

• They feel it is pointless to try.

• They believe it is possible to gain love.

How does the narrator describe the reaction of others to their claims of favoritism?

• Others agree with the narrator.

• Others think the narrator is lying.

• Others are indifferent.

• Others support the narrator.