Imagine walking through the door and a small pup comes to your feet to greet you, then you look around the puppy’s food is one the floor, his bed next to it, after that you realize you just got a puppy. I was very excited on this day but, little did I know that I would still have to train him, feed him, and shower him. And my dad never wanted this dog in the first place and knew we wouldn’t care for it. For I believe you should always listen to your parents and what they always say. Parents always say “ I’m not saying this for me I’m saying this for your own good.”and most of the time they are right.
Even though I might not like listening to my parents and to what they have to say they are mainly always right. When you’re someone young you think you know everything and know how to care for yourself.
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When we got the puppy it was very hard to train him, as my parents said. I tried to train him but it was very difficult, especially potty training. He was also just a few months young so he didn’t like to go outside much, and my mom said she didn’t want him to become an inside dog so, that was another problem.
We eventually gave away the puppy since my parents had ran out of patients to care for it any longer. Not only should we listen to our parents but to elders and the other older people in our life. We haven’t been through what they have we don’t know as much as they do, so when your elder tells you something they probably really mean it and you won’t go through any hardships. If had listened to my parents i wouldn’t be here missing the puppy we were forced to give away. Just listen to your parents and elders, then maybe your life will be much
Parents will always have conflicts with their children no matter the age. Even when children grow into adults, parents view their children as children. Parents often find it hard to accept the fact their children have grown, and can make decisions for themselves. The lack of understanding can create situations where the parents still long for their child to rely on them.
I had never really been a good listener always doing the OPPOSITE of what my parents said and they alway said i would regret it one day,
Throughout my entire life, my parents have always trusted me to let them know when something is up. They have emphasized success in school and never let me get too far behind. I have always felt loved and I know that my parents trust me to do what is best. Also, I have been happy with how my life has gone and where is will be going. Unfortunately, not everyone can say the same thing. Not all kids have parents that are alive or are involved in their lives. Your parents are the people that shape you into the person you are now. There are many different ways to parent, and there isn’t necessarily a “right” way. However, many future parents get hung up on the best way to make sure your kid isn’t a screw-up. In actuality, parents just need to make sure that their child feels happy, trusted, and loved.
When I walked into the kitchen coming home from work I saw my dad sitting in the kitchen. I could tell by the look on his face and the way he was sitting that he was not in a good mood. He asked where I had been like I committed some sort of crime. I knew that he had found out what I had been doing. So I came clean and I told him that like my sister I had become a flapper. He immediately jumped up, knocking the chair over, and yelled “You don’t need to follow the footsteps of your sister! Make your own decisions and create your own life. Lula, times may be tough around here, but make a stand and live your own life.” I was so upset that I yelled back at him, which I have never done
Everyone remembers fighting with their parents at some point in their life, whether as a young child who wants a toy or as a teenager who isn’t allowed to go out. It’s normal to want to challenge authority when growing up, because it helps young people to make their own decisions and become individuals. Teenagers rely on few close friends and the last people expected to be confidants are their parents.
Are parents supposed to be there for their kids? Are parents supposed to guide their own kids in the right path? Yes. Parents have many jobs to do in their lives, like taking care and supporting their children, working a lot in order to run a family, and most importantly to be role models to their children. Parents after learning a lot through their own childhoods should be aware, and well aware of what to do and what not do. In addition, parents make their own mistakes in life and once they know how to get around it, they teach their own children to prevent them. However, parents tend to disagree with their own children, about values or fundamental choices in life; hence, controversies start to occur between them. Controversies can then
So, next time there is a conflict with your parents, try to use the accommodating, collaborating, competing, compromising or even avoiding tactic to resolve the problem so both parties feel satisfied.
Do you want to live thinking and feeling what you do with your parents? Do you want to face this issue head on, get this turned around, and stop this
Dogs that make other teens think twice before trying to befriend you will save you from drama and dangerous situations. Humans make dogs into mean machines they call pets with no remorse that will kill for the owner without blinking. Humans also make dogs so scared that they won’t eat or let humans touch them anymore. Responsible humans keep dogs in line, but let them be themselves and have a loyal friend that still scares bad people away. Scary dogs are beneficial in a variety of ways from scaring away people that shouldn’t be near you or how they build good connections to when you’re in public people won’t mess with
Sometimes we think adults don’t let us do things just to control us and to make our lives miserable, which I believe a lot. But do they really, or are they just trying to teach us something because they made the same mistake. But I also think that we all need to learn from our mistakes, as much as our parents love us they can’t always teach us to do something different because they made that mistake. We sometimes have to learn it on our own, our parents have been through much more in life then we have, so they understand quite clearly what we are going through. For example my sister and I really want a dog and my parents say “NO” every time because they are afraid we won’t take care of him or something like
My mom elaborated for me stating that things happen in life that we can not control. At times like this I should not blame myself just keep in mind that both of my parents love me and are doing something for me to have a better living environment and upbringing. Although it might be difficult to except this at first it might just be for the better of things in general. After I heard and accepted what my mom had to say, I was ready to hear what my pops had to say about it in his own words.
When parents have problems and don’t want their kids to know, they turn to friends for advice. They can discuss about grownup things like life issues, marital problems, or children problems. When teens have problems and doesn’t want their parents to get involved or know,
And sometime parents make decisions for you when you are a little kid. But as you get older you start to make your own decisions like doing drugs you know that is the wrong thing to do but you may still end up doing them or may have self-power to control your decisions. This also go with stealing something or doing a crime, but this doesn’t harm other people this will harm yourself because you will get punish by going to jail and paying a big fine. Which will harm your personal records and make it hard to find a job and banking because people won’t trust
How many times have you felt that your parents don't understand you, that they have no respect for you as an individual? How often do you shake your head in frustration and blame it on the 'generation gap'? Parents! They are like aliens from another planet altogether! You and they are in different camps; strangers forced to live under the same roof Right? Wrong! There is a way of bridging what appears to be a yawning chasm. If you genuinely want to improve your relationship with your parents (and give them a big shock in the bargain!) try listening to them, treating them just like you would listen to a valued friend. Instead of always whining, 'You don't understand me", stop and think. Do we ever try and understand
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