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I need your opinion!!
Hi!! I am very very confused!! I should write essay about other countries family. But I don't have other countries friend so I need your help!! Please answer my question!! please!!
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Have you quarreled with your family members and what about?
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Re:I need your opinion!! i hope this helps
hi im just writing back to the message on the essay about a family in a different country.
well im 15 years old and i argue with my mum about stupid things. recently i asked whether i could get a part time job so that i could buy my own things and stop her complaining but she said no!!! because she thought it would effect my studies for my gcse's. this is just one of many arguements. if you need any other help just ask! i hope this helps.
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Re:Re:I need your opinion!! i hope this helps
Hi Kim h:
Yo are asking for the opinion of other; OK I say that you are righ if you want ear some money. The problem is what work can you do that do not / cruzar, interferir/ disturb your time for to study.
Gennerally some works for students are bad-payed like the famous Baby-setter // the girl that takes care of the baby when the parents are out from home.
Maybe be you can get something like sell music by previous order, cut the grass of the neigbort, washing car, painting a room, or a house, a partial time with one mother's friend or similar.
But dont make of problem of this....if you can not, now try to enjoy your free time and listen to the music, practice some sports,
study idioms by tv,and obtain good results with your studies for
keep your parents with the mouth closed about you and the books.
TODO TIENE SOLUCION
All the situations has one solution
TRY to be happy It is your RIGHT! There is ONLY ONE life.
Bye,
Mary
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Re:I need your opinion!!
hi seri, I read your question. Well what I can tell you is that in my family, me wife and son,we don't have strong quarrels. only daily routine discussions. Why we don't fight, I think the most important is respect. My mother said when I was a child, If you want respect, first you must respect yourself, if you do this, and show this to others I respect myself, I will know how to respect others, if I respect other, I can say then hey, I'm respecting you so respect me!.
second you must have had some religious education whern you were child, went to church. This makes diference when you grow up independently of which is your religion. Doing and showing right things to you and your family will make the diference.
I think poor people in Brazil, have quarrel because they don't have strong family structure, and rich people also, but worst because they have money. I think its all. Renato Figueiredo
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Re:I need your opinion!!
Yes, I have quarreled with my family. I have had arguments with them when I was younger about how late I could stay out with my friends or where I was allowed to go. Now that I am older I don't really quarrel with my family, but they get upset with me if I want to do something that they don't understand. For example, go to a foreign country to teach, not get married, live in an expensive city like NYC, or learn to speak Chinese.
I came from a very nice family that was not too argumentative. I hope this helps you.
Christine
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Re:I need your opinion!!
I'm 17 in the U.S. I don't quarrel too much with my family, at least not as much as many people my age. When we do argue, it's because people are tired and frustrated that something did not get done. My parents aren't super stupid, and I know the reasons for a lot of the things they do. We don't have tons of rules, so we can't fight over who breaks them.
An example: my dad comes home from work and is just exhausted from trying to deal with people not doing things, so he doesn't want to deal with more of it at our house. If my mom didn't do everything he wanted or one thing is out of place, he usually blows it out of proportion and yells.
Most of our arguments start because someone (particularly my dad or my brother) is frustrated and speaks in a loud, yelling voice although he's not really meaning to. He sounds really mad and is stubborn enough to not stop talking even when we tell him that we get the point!!
but we're peaceful overall.
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