The word ‘family’ will trigger the mind into retrieving a picture for visual understanding purposes. Whether the picture is positive or negative depends on the background and characteristics of a person’s life. As early as infancy, the environmental surroundings a child resides in becomes a vital factor in the formation process of an identity. However, identity develops not only through psychical aspects, but with mental characteristics as well. Family contributes greatly in setting standards and boundaries necessary to life because they wish to instill guidance for a successful and gay continuance to ensure a positive disposition and uniqueness of a person.
Families serve to set the fundamentals they see fit for life. Without having knowledge of life and being dependent, young children submit to the rules and regulations made within the family. Words of wisdom, or advice, more often than not, tend to come across more effectively when shared by parents. They act as building blocks in the development of selfhood “Speak truth to one man, work with another…” (Meinke, pp.400). Not only wise words are taken into account, but …show more content…
Making a connection from Advice to my son by Peter Meinke, to this day I will recall the advice shared with me to manage an exceptional and lengthy life “Everything I tell you is for a reason” I quote my mother. Family will be my first choice when in need of support or in seek of answers. I chose to elaborate on Everyday Use by Alice Walker, just as the oldest daughter of the story strayed from her family as did the oldest son of my family. The oldest of my two brothers has wandered off into the world with little or no contact with our family. His character lacks origin and originality for that matter. Just as “Dee wanted nice things.” (Walker, pp.381) so did my brother. Identity thrives through the fundamentals, and wise words a loving household has to
Families serve to set the fundamentals they see fit for life. Without having knowledge of life and being dependent, young children submit to the rules and regulations made within the family. Words of wisdom, or advice, more often than not, tend to come across more effectively when shared by parents. They act as building blocks in the development of selfhood “Speak truth to one man, work with another…” (Meinke, pp.400). Not only wise words are taken into account, but …show more content…
Making a connection from Advice to my son by Peter Meinke, to this day I will recall the advice shared with me to manage an exceptional and lengthy life “Everything I tell you is for a reason” I quote my mother. Family will be my first choice when in need of support or in seek of answers. I chose to elaborate on Everyday Use by Alice Walker, just as the oldest daughter of the story strayed from her family as did the oldest son of my family. The oldest of my two brothers has wandered off into the world with little or no contact with our family. His character lacks origin and originality for that matter. Just as “Dee wanted nice things.” (Walker, pp.381) so did my brother. Identity thrives through the fundamentals, and wise words a loving household has to