Honesty. Not a very common thing in a persons life to do, most of the time. At the end, honesty is a virtue. I had to learn this lesson the hard way. In the year of 2010-2011, I was what parents say about some of their kids, 'out of control'. I would stay out way past curfew, maybe not come home at all, lied, wouldn't call home, smoke && drink. Thinking that I would get away with it like all the other times, I kept doing what I was doing. My parents would talk to me && try to figure out what was going on, but nothing helped. Once my mom had enough, she started taking action. She called the cops on me, tried to put me in juvinal hall, etc. She would lock me out of the house for little or no reason. There are various 'runaway' calls for me when she would lock me out herself. She kicked me out of the house numerous of times. And whats of my father? My daddy! I love my dad with all my heart. He is my entire world. He supported me with everything, always gave me good advice and guided me throughout all my life. I was "daddy's little girl". He would get into fights with my mom every time he would find out what my mom was doing with me. It resulted me getting kicked out of my house because of all the problems. I am currently living in Toussaint Academy, a group home located in downtown, San Diego that is associated with Father Joe's Villages. Now, I am proud to say that my life is great. I have made a tremendous improvement in not only my life, but personality as well. My relationship with both my parents has improved but is still under construction. There is nothing to complain about, but at the end of the day, honesty was key to a good life.
Honesty. Not a very common thing in a persons life to do, most of the time. At the end, honesty is a virtue. I had to learn this lesson the hard way. In the year of 2010-2011, I was what parents say about some of their kids, 'out of control'. I would stay out way past curfew, maybe not come home at all, lied, wouldn't call home, smoke && drink. Thinking that I would get away with it like all the other times, I kept doing what I was doing. My parents would talk to me && try to figure out what was going on, but nothing helped. Once my mom had enough, she started taking action. She called the cops on me, tried to put me in juvinal hall, etc. She would lock me out of the house for little or no reason. There are various 'runaway' calls for me when she would lock me out herself. She kicked me out of the house numerous of times. And whats of my father? My daddy! I love my dad with all my heart. He is my entire world. He supported me with everything, always gave me good advice and guided me throughout all my life. I was "daddy's little girl". He would get into fights with my mom every time he would find out what my mom was doing with me. It resulted me getting kicked out of my house because of all the problems. I am currently living in Toussaint Academy, a group home located in downtown, San Diego that is associated with Father Joe's Villages. Now, I am proud to say that my life is great. I have made a tremendous improvement in not only my life, but personality as well. My relationship with both my parents has improved but is still under construction. There is nothing to complain about, but at the end of the day, honesty was key to a good life.
So do you now have a better relationship with your mom or are you now living with your dad because you were honest with him. I'm a little confused by your post. Did it help your relationship with your mom or dad when you decided that Honesty was Key?
ReplyDeletei was kicked out && I currently live in a group home here in Downtown.
ReplyDeleteMy relationship now with both my parents is much better than before.
I will include more of this information in the blog so that the reader
won't be confused next time.