Type of Parents

 

The Type of Parents

The type of parents I grew up with wanted me to succeed in life. My parents wanted me to complete my education. Also, they wanted me to be disciplined with my goals. To continue, my parents wanted me to make sure I surround myself around the right people. Growing up with my parents was exciting because I had the chance to see what kind of people they were. My parents believe in giving your career your undivided attention. I grew up and learned to appreciate being around my parents.

My parents wanted to see me succeed in life. They wanted me to create a plan and stick to it. Also, my parents knew how hard it can get but they didn’t want my career to create fear. Furthermore, they wanted me to be able to handle my career in comfort. My parents believed in succeeding and they wanted to see it in their children. Last, they wanted us to take our time with our career.

My parents wanted me to complete my education. They didn’t want me to half do my education unless it happened by accident. They knew their children couldn’t be perfect with every choice they made. Also, they wanted me to surround myself with people who support education as much as I do. My parents would have us read books to keep us focused and stimulate our thinking. I learned to appreciate my parents more because I know they didn’t have to support my education. 

My parents wanted me to be disciplined with my goals. My parents knew how hard it can get for us when building our career so they wanted us to write it out. To continue, my parents wanted us to create our goals in comfort. Furthermore, my parents disciplined us if we didn’t follow our goals in life. My parents knew if we weren't disciplined it would create discomfort in life. I learned to be more disciplined because my parents were disciplined with their career choices.

To continue my parents wanted me to surround myself around the right people. Growing up around my parents they were very careful with the people they allowed us to be around. To continue, they wanted us to attend church on Sundays to get the understanding. Also, my parents would send us to the library and see the importance of us being around friends who love reading books. My parents were very careful with speaking to certain people; they wanted us to be in comfort with the people we communicate with. Last, they wanted us to take the people around us seriously and show them respect. 

Growing up around my parents gave me the chance to see what kind of people they were. My parents taught me what it really means to be who you are and to never be ashamed of who you are. My parents helped me to understand what it means to be patient and caring for others. Growing up in a household with three girls along with my mother and father helped us learn to respect others and their privacy. My parents taught us what eating healthy really means and how to eat in public. I really love being around my parents because they are my foundation. 

My parents wanted us to give our education our undivided attention. Growing up with my parents I knew that education was extremely important and if we didn’t do our assignment we would get punished. Education would bring rewards and our parents would reward us if we did our assignment and make good grades from it. My parents respect our education and at times my mother would give us those same assignments to complete during the summer time so we would be updated and alert to our education. My parents were extremely serious about us completing our education and showing them our assignment when it was completed. I learned that we have to really love what we do because it helps us to stay focused and not waste our education. 

I grew up and learned to appreciate being around my parents. When I was a child my parents would sit and talk to us about subjects we needed to know at our age. My parents would have movies for us to watch and also allowed our best friends to come over. My parents wanted us to be hospitable and also live a clean lifestyle. We learned to clean up after every meal and not to waste food. My parents were the best teachers in my life. It was in my parents' love and understanding that keeps me and my brothers and sisters going.