Why I respect who I respect!-Finale blog

If someone asks me who I really "RESPECT", I will say in a heartbeat that I respect my parents. Of course. I don't REALLY think that anyone in our class will dislike their parents. But for those who do, I will explain why you should DEFINITELY respect them.

List:

1. They are the people who love you the most in the world.

2. They have more experiences and are wiser than you.

3. They have supported you through all those years.

So, to explain about the first one. They are the people who love you the most in the world. Well, most of you would know this. Even when they are stern and scold us, they are probably doing this for our best.

If I, for example, ask my mom to let me turn my hair red, my mom will almost definitely refuse. Well, if you think about this situation like this, you might feel better.

You: 'Wow, I'm so grateful for my mom to care about my hair conditions!'

*Warning* That was NOT sarcastic. I know, it will be hard for you to think as positively as that whenever your parents refuse to our offers like that. But you must know that our parents can't get us EVERYTHING we want every time we want them. So that was the first reason.

The second reason we should respect them. They have more experiences and are wiser than you. Since our parents have lived at least 20 years more than us, I think that we have a lot to learn from them.

Second example: You finish your homework (FINALLY!), and you show your homework to your dad. You have solved ten questions, and you're very proud of yourself. Then your dad goes:

Your dad: Wow, you got 9 questions wrong! Do you really expect fifty-five to be equal to five-hundred-fifty? Hopefully, you won't get any more of THESE on the next page.

You: Uhh....there is no OTHER page.

Your dad: Oh, no. *Sighs* What should I do with you __?

In these situations you might think:

You: 'Wow, dad must be really eager do pass down his wisdom to me. I'm SO grateful!'

The final reason that we should respect them. They have supported you through all those years. We do not need any proper examples for this. The examples are the above. They of course, love you, and they respect you, even though they can sometimes be strict.

So the lesson is: "Do not disrespect your parents. If you do so, they will not respect your opinions either."

Thank you for reading my final blog of 2021!

(Guys, hello! I'm sorry to say I'm moving my time, from 6:50 to 3:20 or 30 TT I'll probably not be able to see you guys often now that I'm moving. Thanks for being such good classmates and friends! I'll miss you!)