confessing one's mistake to one's parents needs great mental strength.would you describe Gandhiji as a brave boy?
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Young Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi got into the bad habit of smoking because of his friendship with a few notorious friends.
He stole a piece of gold from his house and sold it in the market to buy cigarettes.
He felt guilty and confessed the crime by writing a letter to his father.
He could have kept quiet and hidden the truth.
But he showed courage and mental strength in confessing his mistakes to his father.
Hence Gandhiji was a brave boy.
It is very easy to commit mistakes or do the wrong thing, whether intentionally or unintentionally.
What is difficult, on the other hand, is accepting one's own mistake and confessing.
That takes a lot of bravery, especially when one must confess to one's own parents.
Yes, I would describe Gandhi ji as a brave boy.