It sounds like you’re describing a situation where Minea is upset because her mom is disciplining her for thumb-sucking. Here’s a clearer and more detailed version of that scenario, expanded into a paragraph:
OMG, Minea was so upset when her mom gently but firmly told her to stop S-U-C-K-I-N-G her thumb so much. Minea didn’t like being told what to do, especially when it came to her comforting habit. She looked up at her mom with big, teary eyes, feeling frustrated and a little angry because she didn’t want to give up something that made her feel safe. Her mom explained patiently that thumb-sucking wasn’t good for her teeth and that it was time to stop, but Minea felt stubborn and hurt inside. She crossed her arms and pouted, still feeling a mix of confusion and disappointment. It was a tough moment for her—she loved her thumb because it made her feel secure, but she also knew her mom only wanted what was best for her. Despite her feelings, Minea knew deep down that her mom’s discipline was out of love, even if she didn’t want to admit it at the time.
Would you like a more casual, emotional, or story-like version?
