According to quora, a parent is someone who loves their child unconditionally. Someone responsible for the care, the safety, and the shelter of a child. Who provides physical, emotional, and spiritual nourishment. A parent is someone who always puts the needs and welfare of their child before their own. Someone might say the most selfless figures are known to be parents. For every organism, parents play a very pivotal role in their children's life. We all agree to this. This is something rooted in our subconscious since day 1. But that perfect picture of a parent many a time leads to unpleasant blame games. We don't expect our parents to make mistakes, but they are human too; they are inherent to make mistakes. So when our parents make mistakes, we blame and curse them for not being good parents despite trying to understand their side. They try to be understanding of our mistakes with every muscle, but we? We just go on and call out them for being flawed and whatnot. No parent is perfect, but they give their everything to make us feel precious and always loved. The definition we are rooted with is correct, but that doesn't mean parents will never make mistakes. So a very easy and painless One Simple Change this week; treat our parents like a human and rather than making them feel bad about their mistakes, tell them it's okay! Assure them that mistakes don't make them bad parents.
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Very well written! This blog reminds us very important thing that whatever we are today, it is only because of our parents. Respecting and taking care of them is our first and very important duty.
I will never forget the choices and decisions my parents made for my future, for my own well being. Whether it was selecting a school, Tution, Friends, cloth, path of life. I know they never thought of their own being when it came to me. When I think of my current situation, I always say to self, that they did what they could and did the best in everything. It will sound as jealous, but I have the best parent haha... I remember whenever I did some mistake it turned into a long lecture which was necessary but that time it felt boring and uninteresting.