¶ … Mother and Father as Individuals and as Parents
Perhaps they are the most familiar person to you, the people you are most comfortable with. Sometimes you love them for bringing you into this world; sometimes you hate them for telling you this fact over and over again. The other may be lenient in disciplining you, while the other is too strict on you. Or sometimes, both exercise their right as your parent to impose rules that you must follow as their child.
These are the situations every child experiences with his/her parents: the people who you love to hate and hate to love, who can forsake you while at the same time care for you in times of trouble or crisis. Our parents, bound to duty and responsibility in the society as parents of their children, have the tremendous responsibility to rear their children properly in order for them to become productive citizens of the society and have a better life in the future.
However, this "Bonny and Clyde" team may work together all the time, but they can also be individuals with their own temperaments. Sometimes Father shares similar interests and character with Mother, but there are also differences that set them apart and at the same time, which complements one with the other. This paper seeks to determine and discuss the similarities and differences of my Mother and Father, both as an individual and as parents to me. My primary determinants are their personalities and activities they engage in order to identify these comparisons between Mother and Father. The texts that follow contains a complete enumeration and discussion of these characteristics and activities, analyzing how these qualities make them complement and individualize each other to become better individuals and parents...
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