what does parent thinks about you
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My mother thinks I’m a good friend. We don’t have a vertical relationship by way of authority. We joke, we play games. She’s happy I’ve grown into a positive, open-minded and independent person. She likes me for who I am. She has never worried about me.
- My father has some illusions about me, since he didn’t live with me from the age of 6 up until the age of 20, when I moved in with him for a year, for university. Apparently he thinks other people have to push me, pressure and guilt motivate me and that I should do as he says. This however isn’t true, because I push myself the most, pressuring me is the best way to stop me from doing things (because I will not give you the joy of taking credit for it) and I generally don’t do as people tell me to (unless I agree with them). I’m as hard-headed as he is and that has resulted in quite a few conflicts, lots of friction and a general sense of “he doesn’t understand me really, and he doesn’t want to (by how he behaves), but he still wants attention because family = nr. 1”. Right now, he is satisfied, because I’m employed, I have more degrees than him, I have my own home etc etc. I think his behaviour can be explained by the fact that he has worried about me, mostly because of his own hardships in life. I try to understand him.
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Answer:Probably because they have experienced something similar or had thought about the best reaction if such situation occurs, hence, when they incur similar situations they say they know it all. Not always though, but parents can be right in saying so, coz they look through the future implication.
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