He says that a family should be governed in a fatherly manner, and to this I say: this is the only way to rule a family. If there is no strong father figure in a family, then sometimes the structure as a whole can come crumbling down around the others and leave the other members of the family desperate for guidance and hope. Without a fatherly figure, there is not a lot of structure to a family. He goes on to mention the fact that, you have to treat each member of the family like the others, so that none may feel left out. In my life, there were certain instances where I would have loved to have been included in, but alas some of the people in my family didn’t have a strong father figure to teach them the ways of correct social …show more content…
This is something that I may be struggle with in some aspects, as I don’t like to show emotion if I can’t help it. It makes me feel weak and venerable, something that others can use to exploit you and then turn you into a worrisome pile of misery. However, he mentions that we must love all members of our family equally so that none feel left out. I can certainly say due to personal account that some members of my family receive more love than do others. If you love all members of your family, then each person in change will have something that they can share with you in the way of knowledge. This is certainly true, and much of the information that I hold in my delicate brain comes from what my cousins have brought to me during the summer exploits that we always embark on. It’s rather intriguing to see what other people know, things that you have no idea even