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    Most people on this earth, at one point or another, has had either a biological father or maybe even a “father figure” in their lives, whether for the entirety of their lives or maybe for a short period of time. Many have had fathers that have stayed with them, while others may have left their families for financial or other reasons. There are good fathers, but sadly there are bad fathers. Two stories we read in class involve fathers, “Powder” by Tobias Wolff and Amy Hempel’s “Today Will Be a…

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    or give him up to his real parents? When 2 babies are born from but she is only biologically the mother of one, the question is do she get to keep the baby or give it up. When the race of the baby is different and the biologic parent want their baby back, do they get to have him even when the other family want to keep him. Both parents should be involve in the baby life, since both feels as though the baby is their child. Both parents want the black baby. Both parents should be able to see…

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    he was born with a birth defect, and was normally ridiculed because of his moms excessive breast feeding even when he was ten years old. Not only does is his mother have clingy tendencies, but his father is also controlling and demanding. Both his parents’ influences have him in constant dispute over his identity. As the novel develops so does Milkman, and his perception of life. Reader 's are given a physical description of Milkman early in the novel where the author states he has a birth…

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    by only one parent seemed not only impossible, but also very strange at one point in time. As time goes on this seems to grow more common and dominantly. Today many of the world’s most successful children and young adults are results of one parent and two parent households. Do children really need both parents to thrive? Arguments that a boy needs his father around to learn how to be a man are most commonly present. Raising a well-rounded child does not depend on the number of parents present…

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    A Life of Picking Sides in Losing Battles My dad was a cop and my mom was a bartender who smoked pot. I like to use that line when asked about my parents. It’s also a good summation if asked about my childhood. “What were the best and worst parts of your day?” My mom asked me and my sisters at dinner when we were kids. We always joked, “Being here with my family.” It wasn’t an acceptable answer for either part of the question. I hated that part of dinner. But for the rest of my life, past the…

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    sister broke out into tears while I quietly sat there not knowing exactly what a divorce was since I was 9 years old. I asked my father to explain what happens when parents get divorced. He said, “Mommy and I do not get along so we will be living separately, but do not worry I will keep in touch.” Unlike most kids that deal with their parents getting divorced, I was secretly happy deep down…

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    Caution: Bumpy Road Ahead “Time heals all wounds, “is a well-known quote from the renowned author named Stephen King. Some may disagree with Mr. King, others might think that time allows for your heart to accept what your mind already knows. For instance some wounds never completely heal because some wounds are torn open repetitively. Divorce is a wound that keeps you in a vicious cycle of hard choices. People may argue that it gets easier as you get older. As an adult of divorce, it is not…

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    country live with a parent who abuses drugs or alcohol (“Prevent”).” Kids need their parents at all time through their lives, but when a parent uses drugs it is like they are not there or they make everything ten times harder than what it needs to be. Everything gets turned around and the drugs lead to chaos, the chaos leads to responsibilities, and the responsibilities lead to emotions. Every now and then parents will fight, but they are still there for their children. Parents who use drugs…

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    The Guiding Principles

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    The key factors that need to be considered to enable positive relationships with parents include most all of the guiding principles that Dr. Townsend listed in Lecture 4.1. They are as follows: 1. Family members are equal partners in a child’s education. 2. The home environment is the primary educational environment. 3. Schools must respect the diversity of families and their (diverse) needs. 4. All families care about kids. 5. Family involvement is important throughout a child’s…

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    If I could change one thing about the world, I would make homosexuality illegal. I don’t think that LGBT community should be able to get married to their significant other. I find it disgusting and think it should not be okay. I believe that it should be Adam and Eve. It shouldn’t be Adam and John or Eve and Mary. I also think that you should not be able to change your gender. You were born the gender you were for a reason, and you shouldn’t be able to change that. People may think that I’m…

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