what advise does your father give you ? write about it in 5 to 8 line
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Explanation:
My dad.
My dad gave great advice.
My dad told me I'll know it’s right when I feel safe in his arms.
My dad told me to always know what's happening way in front and way behind me… this applies to driving and to life.
My dad told me he wouldn't be around forever. He said I would be okay.
My dad taught me that family is the most important thing in the world.
My dad told me stuff is just stuff. You can get new stuff.
My dad taught me he loves me.
My dad told me to never trust a man who says, “trust me”… while wearing a T-shirt that said, “TRUST ME.”
My dad showed me that friends can be family too.
My dad told me to hug my sister and say I'm sorry.
My dad told me to hug my brother and say I'm sorry.
My dad told me to hug my sister and forgive her.
My dad told me to hug my brother and forgive him.
My dad told me he'll always be with me.
My dad told me that when I get good at a sport or motor skill with my right hand, to learn it with my left hand - only then can I really claim to be good at it.
My dad told me to look up a word or phrase when I didn't understand it.
My dad taught me to love unconditionally.
But the best advice Dad gave me he didn't say out loud at all. Dad taught me that life is short. The impact you make on people in that time is what is important. He died when he was 44 years old and I was 15. There were so many people at his funeral before social media that many of them had to stand outside on the street during the service. The visitations went hours longer than scheduled so that people from out of town could pay their respects. Such a legacy at such a young age in 1996 was not common.
In this way, my dad gave me the advice that I should live my life with the caring and compassion that he did. The stories people told me of my dad taught me that he treated them well and that I should never treat someone like they are beneath me or unworthy of my time. Never undervalue someone's experiences or story no matter how different or unpalatable it may seem to you.
Everyone comes from somewhere and no one gets to choose where that somewhere is.
That is the best advice my dad ever gave to me.
Answer:
To be honest and never lie no matter what is the situation.