How's Your Relationship With Your Parent?
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Re: How's Your Relationship With Your Parent?
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That's really adorable . Family+friendship= happy ending??Suzzete wrote:My parents and I are very close...aside from being family we are friends, they have my best interests at heart though sometimes the interests are a bit blurry I love them anyway
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When the parents put their interest first and leave their children to the mercy of the world, then we're breaking this world one little by little, I am sure a lot can also be said about today's crappy children! Hahaha
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oh ! I assume your experience isn't goodgeoffrey ngoima wrote:Strained.
When the parents put their interest first and leave their children to the mercy of the world, then we're breaking this world one little by little, I am sure a lot can also be said about today's crappy children! Hahaha
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It's not as I would like it but we work with what we have, don't we? I live in Africa and I abandoned teaching to try to do what I love and that didn't sit well with them, but that's not where the problem(s) started..Darakhshan Nazir wrote:oh ! I assume your experience isn't goodgeoffrey ngoima wrote:Strained.
When the parents put their interest first and leave their children to the mercy of the world, then we're breaking this world one little by little, I am sure a lot can also be said about today's crappy children! Hahaha
How about you, Darakhshan, I'd really want to hear an Indian girl's experience.
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Hi ?, well I am not Indian . I am Pakistani ( I guess name confused you )geoffrey ngoima wrote:It's not as I would like it but we work with what we have, don't we? I live in Africa and I abandoned teaching to try to do what I love and that didn't sit well with them, but that's not where the problem(s) started..Darakhshan Nazir wrote:oh ! I assume your experience isn't goodgeoffrey ngoima wrote:Strained.
When the parents put their interest first and leave their children to the mercy of the world, then we're breaking this world one little by little, I am sure a lot can also be said about today's crappy children! Hahaha
How about you, Darakhshan, I'd really want to hear an Indian girl's experience.
Well, I lost my mother when I was three years old. I don't even remember her,but still there is a void, that can never be filled . My father, he did everything he could more than I can explain in words. Never made me feel lack of anything. He stood my be all along. My words can never be enough to thank him
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Waw, I bow down to that, and I am sorry though about your mum. I guess there's always a void left by a parent that no one can fill. But then you were so young, you just might not remember her.Darakhshan Nazir wrote:Hi ?, well I am not Indian . I am Pakistani ( I guess name confused you )geoffrey ngoima wrote:It's not as I would like it but we work with what we have, don't we? I live in Africa and I abandoned teaching to try to do what I love and that didn't sit well with them, but that's not where the problem(s) started..Darakhshan Nazir wrote: oh ! I assume your experience isn't good
How about you, Darakhshan, I'd really want to hear an Indian girl's experience.
Well, I lost my mother when I was three years old. I don't even remember her,but still there is a void, that can never be filled . My father, he did everything he could more than I can explain in words. Never made me feel lack of anything. He stood my be all along. My words can never be enough to thank him
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You are very lucky to have both to support youcsimmons032 wrote:I have a great relationship with my parents. They have always been my support through difficult situations and have never left my side through anything. They have always supported everything that I have wanted to do and they are easy for me to talk to. I could have asked for more caring and supportive parents and I am very grateful for that.
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Wow! your mother is an excellent mom. She is an epitome of an empowered woman.Vickyoreo86 wrote:Unfortunately, I have a far better relationship with my dad than my mum. My mum has brought me up fantastically, with manners and responsibilities...So the foundation of my upbringing and morals is solid. It's just that for all she has been fantastic bringing me up she had to deal with 5 children and this could leave her a little distant with a lack of personal affection. She has never been one for hugs or expressing how she feels and I have never felt that I can confide in her though I am so grateful for the kind and law abiding person I am today. I love her greatly, we just don't have a touchy feely, sharing thoughts relationship. Being the youngest of 5 children I am a daddy's girl through and through. We laugh at the same jokes, sometimes rolling around with tears in our eyes. We share the same hobbies of creativity and reading and he is very supportive.
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