One day, a mother was called to school.
Her son had been suspended for vandalism.
The crime? Breaking a pen.
Shocked, she asked him what happened.
He looked at her and said,
“I just wanted to see what’s inside.”
It’s funny — and sad — how curiosity can be punished instead of nurtured.
Yet, every inventor, every scientist, every explorer began the same way:
by asking what’s inside.
That day, the mother made a decision.
She withdrew her son from school — forever.
Because any place that punishes curiosity doesn’t understand learning at all.
From that moment, she became his teacher.
And every day, they explored the world together —
not by fear, but by wonder.
