Personal Privacy Analysis

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I was raised in a fairly normal family environment. My father works more and makes more money, my mother mother works but slightly less and is able to help out with the band and other things I am involved in. I have two older siblings but they are nine and ten years older than me so I was essentially raised as an only child.
My parents gave me a fair amount of privacy which I think is important for young people to have. They give me this both because they respect my privacy and they trust me enough to not have to worry about me doing anything harmful. Having been given room to grow on my own has taught me to feel comfortable dealing with problems on my own while still giving me the opportunity to go to my parents for help if I needed it.

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