“Out of the 5,020 something people that responded to the question that we asked, 70 percent admitted they’d thought they “knew it all” in their teens. And more than half said that they’re now missing having their parents look after them.” This relates to my book, The Giving Tree. In The Giving Tree, the author shows us two characters, one is greedy, the other in generous. How would you feel if you had given that someone you love, so many things but they never would appreciate it? Your mother would do anything for you, I mean she’s already carried you around for months and she might even now have stretch marks. So why can’t people do the simplest things for their mother?
Parents do not get gratitude for their efforts. In fact, because they are frequently ignored, discounted, tolerated, criticized, resented, and resisted by their children, parents often feel like they deserve better than the treatment that …show more content…
It doesn’t matter about the money or wealth, because at the end… you can see that all that he asked for didn’t matter anymore. All that mattered was him being with his mother.
When the boy was a kid, he had the time to play all day and he didn’t have anything to worry about. When he grew older, he had tons of responsibility and he wanted to have a life of his own. When people grow older they usually (not always) go through changes in their attitude; when you’re a teenager, you’re usually more “greedy”. When you’re an adult, you tend to be more busy and focused. When starting to get older and older, you become wiser.
Always treat others the way you want to be treated because you never know when you’ll need them. for example, if sadly your parent passes away. You’re going to regret all the mean things that you have said and done. Would you like to be paying taxes and bills for other people? Would you like to be buying food and cooking for
Parents do not get gratitude for their efforts. In fact, because they are frequently ignored, discounted, tolerated, criticized, resented, and resisted by their children, parents often feel like they deserve better than the treatment that …show more content…
It doesn’t matter about the money or wealth, because at the end… you can see that all that he asked for didn’t matter anymore. All that mattered was him being with his mother.
When the boy was a kid, he had the time to play all day and he didn’t have anything to worry about. When he grew older, he had tons of responsibility and he wanted to have a life of his own. When people grow older they usually (not always) go through changes in their attitude; when you’re a teenager, you’re usually more “greedy”. When you’re an adult, you tend to be more busy and focused. When starting to get older and older, you become wiser.
Always treat others the way you want to be treated because you never know when you’ll need them. for example, if sadly your parent passes away. You’re going to regret all the mean things that you have said and done. Would you like to be paying taxes and bills for other people? Would you like to be buying food and cooking for