Growing up, my mother was the full time provider for our family. My father was a stay at home dad, which in most cases is the other way around. I did not know any better because that was all I had ever know. My dad was the best Mr.Mom a kid could ask for. He was not insecure about his masculinity and he was not afraid to admit that he did the laundry, or that he would tear up during chick flicks. In my eyes, showing sensitivity shows true strength and courage. Why do men think that it is weak when they show their soft side? And keep in mind this does not pertain to all men. It needs to realized that women are not trying to belittle males of their masculinity or dominance. Women just want to be believed in enough that they can also handle “manly” tasks and support themselves when …show more content…
It taught me not to take anything for granted and that if I really want something, I have to go out and work for it myself. Independence is key to succeeding. Relying on others for everything will only result in disappointment. Since the day I turned 16 I have had a full time job, and full time schooling. My mom has provided so much for me my whole life that I try not to depend on her as much anymore because I want to show her how much I have learned from her and how I hope to be as successful and strong as she is, now that I am older. She taught me how to take care of my priorities and what values to hold close to heart. I value women and the roles they play in society. I also value the roles of men. The reality is that every man needs a woman in there life whether it is their mother, wife, or a sister, just as every woman needs a father, husband or a