Integrity, Loyalty, Compassion
Has the age of romance died out? Do the women of this new age enjoy respectful and hard-working men? Will there be more divorces in this generation than the previous generations? These are questions I ask myself and even close relatives. How does it feel to love and to love in return? How does it feel giving an individual one’s all? Whether it is commitment, attention, or time. Many Millennials are unable to provide a reasonable answer to the proposed questions, the reason being is that this generation seems to have little to no interest in togetherness, no one wants to depend on anyone, in fact the majority of the world prefers independence, however, independence brings competition and with competition comes, …show more content…
I am my mother’s first child, unfortunately, times were not easy in 1997, the first civil war broke out in 1989 and lasted until 1996, this war shook the country, it claimed the lives of many. After my mother’s water broke on Monday morning, of 1997, a woman named Lucy, whom we referred to as “Ba” induced me, as well as five of my cousins. Before she became impregnated my mother had been attending school, after she gave birth she decided to go back in order to complete her education, however, the same civil war that separated many families, claiming the lives of innocent civilians would reoccur, this time it came to dismember our family, and it succeeded. After my mother left for school in the capital of Monrovia, in 1998, the war occurred in 1999, leaving us no other option but to continue to do what we always knew how to do, which is run, I was two years old and our destination was Ivory Coast. In Ivory coast my grandmother met a man named “Roze” it was French, which is the predominant language in Cote d’Ivoire or Ivory Coast. We lived in a town called “Tabou” Roze owned a farm and that was a way of survival, we had coconuts, bananas, and many other fruits which I cannot remember, Roze treated me as his own, we use to communicate in French, it is a shame that I can no longer remember his …show more content…
America is a wonderful country and it has manifested to become one of the greatest nations the world has ever seen, many nations want to become like America. But how come Africa is the most underrated continent in the world, although this is the richest, it supplies the rest of the world with resources, yet, the continent is unable to end the diseases that are claiming the lives of innocent children, mothers, as well as fathers. A continent that birthed many royal men and women, now holds the title for the most corruption, it is plagued with conflicts. Africa introduced mankind to many inventions, yet she has the lowest rating of education. When a child is placed into child protective services, and moves into a foster home, the child will love everyone within that home including their foster parents, however, the child will love their biological parents twice as much then their adopted parents, while they are young. If the child is raised by the adopted parents, they eventually forget their biological parents, which is what many individuals that have migrated from other countries have done and continue to do. once their eyes have set upon currency, returning to their parents becomes difficult, either because
Has the age of romance died out? Do the women of this new age enjoy respectful and hard-working men? Will there be more divorces in this generation than the previous generations? These are questions I ask myself and even close relatives. How does it feel to love and to love in return? How does it feel giving an individual one’s all? Whether it is commitment, attention, or time. Many Millennials are unable to provide a reasonable answer to the proposed questions, the reason being is that this generation seems to have little to no interest in togetherness, no one wants to depend on anyone, in fact the majority of the world prefers independence, however, independence brings competition and with competition comes, …show more content…
I am my mother’s first child, unfortunately, times were not easy in 1997, the first civil war broke out in 1989 and lasted until 1996, this war shook the country, it claimed the lives of many. After my mother’s water broke on Monday morning, of 1997, a woman named Lucy, whom we referred to as “Ba” induced me, as well as five of my cousins. Before she became impregnated my mother had been attending school, after she gave birth she decided to go back in order to complete her education, however, the same civil war that separated many families, claiming the lives of innocent civilians would reoccur, this time it came to dismember our family, and it succeeded. After my mother left for school in the capital of Monrovia, in 1998, the war occurred in 1999, leaving us no other option but to continue to do what we always knew how to do, which is run, I was two years old and our destination was Ivory Coast. In Ivory coast my grandmother met a man named “Roze” it was French, which is the predominant language in Cote d’Ivoire or Ivory Coast. We lived in a town called “Tabou” Roze owned a farm and that was a way of survival, we had coconuts, bananas, and many other fruits which I cannot remember, Roze treated me as his own, we use to communicate in French, it is a shame that I can no longer remember his …show more content…
America is a wonderful country and it has manifested to become one of the greatest nations the world has ever seen, many nations want to become like America. But how come Africa is the most underrated continent in the world, although this is the richest, it supplies the rest of the world with resources, yet, the continent is unable to end the diseases that are claiming the lives of innocent children, mothers, as well as fathers. A continent that birthed many royal men and women, now holds the title for the most corruption, it is plagued with conflicts. Africa introduced mankind to many inventions, yet she has the lowest rating of education. When a child is placed into child protective services, and moves into a foster home, the child will love everyone within that home including their foster parents, however, the child will love their biological parents twice as much then their adopted parents, while they are young. If the child is raised by the adopted parents, they eventually forget their biological parents, which is what many individuals that have migrated from other countries have done and continue to do. once their eyes have set upon currency, returning to their parents becomes difficult, either because