How can I convince my mother to let me buy a COS suit?

It seems that the cost of cos's props should be quite large.,I think you have to prescribe the right medicine.,Your mother said you because of the decline in your academic performance.,I think it's the comics that hurt you to become like this.,But I think good comics can really make people learn a lot of things.,Although the comics are not real, but I feel like I can understand a lot of things.,The most important thing at the moment is that you work hard to get your studies up.,So that your mother won't say that you're delaying your studies because of this.。 It's also good to use this as motivation to study, so it should be fine, study hard, get good grades, and then talk to your mom.

I don't think your parents would have agreed to it when you were a junior high or high school student...Unless your studies are very good, or you go to zero batches or something, or your parents are very open-minded and willing to support you

I'm a good student, but my mother doesn't agree with me playing cos

I secretly saved money by skipping lunch or not buying magazines.

I think Nai should first stabilize or improve his academic performance a little bit, and then convince Naimu to go up.

Save up to buy it yourself. I used the money I had saved for a few years in my first year of high school to start Longwan. There are also props that you can make by yourself, which can save money. I think it's better for cos not to ask their parents for money. It's really not easy for them to make money.

My words. Study hard to get good grades.

Summary. First of all, we need to respect the opinions of parents, after all, they are our parents and have given us a lot in life and learning. If they don't agree with our cosplay, you need to communicate with them about their concerns and why they don't agree.

In communication, we need to express our ideas and love, but also listen to parents' ideas, respect their decisions, and find a compromise that is acceptable to both parties. It can also change parents' perceptions by showing them the positive impact and social value of cosplay. Ultimately, we need to approach this issue with a positive and mature attitude, rather than confronting or arguing with parents.

First of all, we need to respect the opinions of parents, after all, they are our parents and have given us a lot in life and learning. If they don't agree with our cosplay, you need to talk to them about their concerns and why they don't agree. In communication, we need to express our ideas and love, but also listen to parents' ideas, respect their decisions, and find a compromise solution that is acceptable to both parties.

It can also change parents' perceptions by demonstrating the positive impact and social value of cosplay. Ultimately, we need to approach this issue with a positive and mature attitude, rather than confronting or arguing with parents.

You've done a great job! Can you elaborate on that?

We should respect the opinions of parents and communicate with them to understand their concerns and reasons for disagreement. In communication, we need to express our ideas and passions, but also respect their decision and find a compromise that is acceptable to both parties. We can change parents' perceptions of cosplay by showing them the positive impact and social value of cosplay.

Ultimately, we need to deal with this issue in a positive and mature manner, rather than confronting or arguing with parents.

Hello, it is a pleasure to serve you and give you the following answers: First of all, to solve this problem, you need to communicate with the parents, explain your ideas, let the parents understand your ideas, and explain that your ideas are reasonable. Secondly, you can propose some compromise solutions to parents, such as you can save money to buy some cheaper cos clothes yourself, or you can save money to buy cos clothes with parents, so that parents can also participate in your activities.

Finally, you can offer parents some things that you can get in exchange for cos, such as you can bury them to do some housework at home, or you can help teachers do some things at school, so that parents can also see your efforts. In short, to solve this problem, you need to communicate with parents, come up with some compromise solutions, and propose some matching rotational pay that you can exchange for cos uniforms.

The cos clothes bought online are not cheap, but if there is a good tailor quality, it is okay, I personally recommend that you, whether it is the best tailor, the clothes need to be processed by yourself when you get it in your hands, because it may not be completely in line with your figure, and over time, you can make your own cos clothes.

Just say you're going to perform or something, just fool around.

It's normal for parents not to let go.

I don't understand why I have to get my parents to approve of it, there is obviously a word in the world called the underground party.

I don't think you want your parents to understand you and accept your hobbies, but you want them to pay for you when you're cos. Do you really love cos? Are you willing to skip meals for cos, and work day and night?

If that's the case, there's no need to let your parents know you're playing cos. Unless you simply can't. Because you don't really love cos, because that's one of the prerequisites that every coser must have.

You just see the beauty of the cosers on stage without thinking about what they are suffering behind their backs. You don't want to give at all, you just want to get everything?

Have you ever wondered how difficult it is for parents who are almost 40 years old to understand what cos is? When your peers around you are saying that you are crazy, how can you force your parents to have to accept things that seem completely unknown to him and that will spoil their children?

The so-called underground party, they are all people who are working hard for their love and their dreams! They didn't spend a penny on their parents, and they are something to be proud of! They never wanted to bother their parents because of their willfulness.

Or do you feel like your parents should give you money to play? Have you ever wondered what COS stands for? Now there are hundreds of casual cos suits, and there are tens of thousands of armor holsters, are you embarrassed to reach out and ask your parents for it?

Do you think you're a rich second generation or are your parents a rich second generation?

Since you came up with cos, you can make money by yourself. Don't say anything, you are a student and can't make money, and several elementary school students around me are not all working hard for cos. What percentage of minors make up the COS circle?

Why can people submit manuscripts, do post-production, be a makeup girl, be a tailor, and even go to a restaurant to brush dishes, and go to the street to collect rags. And you can't?

Since you have decided to be a coser, you must have the consciousness of enduring hardships, not just a whim.

Also, don't take cos so seriously, it's just a game, a way to make people feel happy. It's like hopscotch when I was a kid, and a few people can have a happy day. The same is true for COS, there is no need to sign up, prepare for tuition, and there is no need for parents to sign, and there is no age limit.

So why bother? If so, then what's the point of cos? Don't forget, cosplay is a whole word.

Since the parents don't agree, then it's better to be a happy underground party. It's not that the underground party doesn't have the courage to tell them their choice, it's just that they can't bear to let their parents worry about even a single hair for themselves. They want their parents to be happy forever, even if it's just their own silent efforts.

Leave those sad things to yourself.

cosplay?Why don't you get that?。。。

Help them explain this promising industry first, and then when it is finished, the things can be sold, and the funds will be returned.

Students? Parents don't agree or the underground party, do you have good friends, clothes in a friend's house.

I think it's better to talk to each other in person.,For example, what is your hobby, and then tell them about the benefits of cos.,The last time I showed my mom a promotional video of Shanghai CJ.,It's a pretty inspirational **.,I'm going to hint to her that I'm going to buy new cos clothes.。。。 But I think cos mirror sound bells, yellow wigs and makeup, high heels or something, I'm really afraid she won't accept it, fortunately, she doesn't care about my money, in fact, I think you can also show that short film to your mother, it's very likely that she agreed, but the grades must not fall. The short film can be found in the Changchun cos bar.

Generation gap.,This thing hates people saying that you're quite Japanese at every turn.,If you can't do it, go underground.,Slowly change other people's prejudices.。