Many teenagers think that they will be better than their parents towards their future children. However these teenagers do not realize that you are what your parents are, they raised you, cared for you, and taught you the fundamentals of life. Eventually you will become who they are without even realizing it. Many teenagers may not want that to happen, but there isn't really anything they can do to prevent it from happening. .
There are some things that I dislike about my parents. For instance my father whose mouth is like a motor that doesn't need gas, it will never stop running, and it gets pretty annoying. Since my father likes to talk a lot I tend to keep to myself and not talk very much or very often. My father is stricter and has an extremely short temper; I guess that is a good word to use rather than a stick up the rear, because of that I"m more laid back and relaxed. My fathers life revolves around work, it wears him out a lot and I understand why he is the way he is. My mother, well she isn't much to talk about besides shopping. I hate shopping. .
When I was younger I really didn't like how my father and mother acted but that's normal for children to think that especially teenagers. My parent's punishments are brutal, for example if I am late my 5 minutes or more I get grounded for a week. My parents punishments for being home on time is also helping me get things done on time as well such as homework.
I would have to say that I am not really like my parents at all, but I know that in the future I will be somewhat like them and I fear that. This phrase my father has told me, and I have herd it on television, is teenagers tell their parents that when they grow up and they have kids that they will never treat them like they get treated. I used to do the same years ago. I stated the same thing about my future son; my dad looked at me and said, "If you love him you will." .
