I had a normal kind of childhood. Parents got divorced but that’s run of the mill these days. My problem came in adulthood when I did things differently to my mother. She wouldn’t accept me. We parted ways when I was 26. Do I regret my childhood? No. I do wish my mother had been more open minded and that my father had lived longer.
Thanks Joanna for sharing
I’m always striving to learn and grow, and that includes reflecting on my past to understand how it influences my present.
Thanks Lj for sharing
Your so welcome 😉 I enjoy answering some of the questions.
I’m very glad happy and grateful for the way my loving parents raised me up. That is why I’m the man I am now. Yes my parents were very strict and discipline very hard with feeling pains, but for my own good. And I’m very grateful for that or I could of been a mad man, or end up in prison like so many young people or even worse end up being killed. So yes I’m very grateful for the good work oon how my parents raised me!!
Well that’s good to know David and thank you for sharing
I’m very happy with the way I was raised I’ve always known my moral compass was pointing the right way and I do my best to be the best version of myself each day and I always treat people the best I can. I think my parents have passed down a lot to me and I have a lot to be thankful to them for especially my mother.
That’s sad Mitzi but I guess you have your reasons thank you for sharing