Dear Mr. Sue’s father,
I hope that you are well. My name is Taire T.
Rios Cardona, and I am currently a student in the UPR Cayey. I am on my second
year, and I am studying Natural Science so I can become a Nutritionist. I’m sending you this letter because I’m very
confused to the idea behind your decision; to me it looks very absurd and
unnecessary. Even though you thought that you were doing a good by naming your
son that way, supposedly making him stronger for this world, just because he
has to defend himself. But instead of
doing that you created a traumatized person. I don’t think that your son acted
like that because of his name, I believed it was because you abandon him.
On the
other hand, we can say that his way of expressing his weaknesses and fears was with
violent actions to people that offended or embarrass him in the past. I don’t know the reasons for leaving you
family, but for me it looks like an act of cowardice. It’s amusing how you talk
about making your son tough and strong, but you were the worst example, you demonstrated
you’re not even a tough person. A real dad tries to guide his son towards life,
helping him to make the good decisions. No one deserved to be hurt, much less rejoice
for it, but I believe in Karma and life charges you for your mistake, life was
teaching you the lesson for leaving him.
I hope
life has taught you a lesson. You should
take this as an experience and reflect each of your actions. A relationship between
father and son is a beautiful thing, like everything it will always have its
good and bad, but if there’s love and respect it can get ahead. However, you
should be proud of your son; since he finally thanks you for naming him Sue, he
would no longer be ashamed of his name.
Sincerely,
Taire T. Rios Cardona
Student in UPR Cayey
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