To Die For

For example, I have been told from an early age that lying is wrong. My experiences as I have grown older, and the constant reminder from my parents have only shown this value to hold consistent moral worth. However, my education, socialization and firm faith have only been the stepping stones to becoming a righteous individual. As a thinking, rational being, I see it as my duty to take this basis to a higher level. I must be able to critique my thought processes and analyze them in order to understand fully the roots of my very existence.

Good parents need to learn to admit their mistakes. It is common knowledge that not one is perfect, but parents tend to hold themselves and their children to unachievable standards. If parents would admit their faults and apologies to their children, the children would easily forgive and learn that mistakes are okay. Good parents know to search for “Golden Moments” with their children. Planning ahead to take time to talk to your children and ask insightful questions is always a good idea.

With continuous stressors that are added on, it just makes the process much worse. If parents feel that getting a divorce is the best option, then it needs to be done. At this point, parents have to stop being selfish and just think about what is best for the children. Parents should want nothing but positivity surrounding their children and they will appreciate that in the long

I just wished my friends could have the strength to believe in their own ethical, moral reasoning that are the roots of their very own existence and not to resort to acting on desire to be accepted by others. At times I felt a sense of sadness, I know in my own personal life, I developed an Ethical and moral system that would allow me to make decisions with out a question or doubt. The decision that I have made for myself allows me to face many different situations with the knowledge that will let me come out ahead then most. What I believe to be ethical and moral can be attributed to my parents and the values that they instilled into me at a young age. For and example, I was told that lying was wrong.

I realized how to look at the bright side of life and to overlook all the scary moments life is giving me and to have true courage and strength. I learned how to persevere through times that weren’t so good and to make those times into precious moments where I truly felt love from my family deep in my heart. I chose to fight because I was not going to let some disease take over my life and define me. I want to be known as someone great and who makes an impact on the world. I have my whole life ahead of me and huge dreams to follow, nothing will stop me.

She loves Polyneices and believes in her heart that there is no other alternative. She is aware that by burying him she would be breaking the law and risking her own life for it. “I will bury him myself. If I die for doing that, good: I will stay with him, my brother; and my crime will be devotion” (87-90). To her this is the only morally acceptable solution.

In this type of parenting, spoiling the children’s behavior by giving bribes and gifts are their parenting tools instead of setting the boundaries and expectations. Parents are often afraid to set limits as they believe child has to be true to his or her own nature (Traunter, 2017). According to research (2009), children under the permissive parenting approach is more likely to display low achievement in many areas and develop other risky behaviors such as drug use and other forms of misconduct. Children under the permissive parenting grow up without the strong sense of self-discipline. Since the parents don’t set the boundaries for the children, they lack the skills in social setting.

We must be strong and face our pain with effort, action and mindfulness. Experiencing the death of a loved one was extremely devastating for me. It isn’t something most people encounter in their life, but since I did I definitely learned from it. Caring, loving and cherishing unconditionally those you love is important, letting them know you love them is crucial. We should also live every moment of our lives as it were the last because the next second we may not be able to.

(Source E) often coincides with forms of abuse. Parents and caregivers take out anger on a child and create an unhealthy environment to live in. Instead of bringing up a child with love and happiness “This family member, who most likely is supposed to take the role of protector and provider, is instead hurting his or her children physically and... ... middle of paper ... ...ren for the real world parents should bring up their children to respect others, take on responsibilities and treat others kindly. No parent should ever hurt their child and to better protect children at the risk of severe harm, the federal government should stricken child protection laws and work for change. Every child deserves a worry-free life.

Children brought up without discipline may become selfish, greedy, dishonest, unpopular, uncooperative and insecure. Undisciplined children constantly demand attention. They may be inconsiderate or disrespectful to others. Some are destructive, aggressive, and accident prone. A child allowed to disobey without punishment is unlikely to develop much respect for law as he grows older.