Me

Me I believe there is no such thing as a perfect childhood or life. People are no perfect. Therefore, children have some flaws in their childhoods, some more than others. There may be several flaws in someone’s childhood, but there are many good points to back on. These good points all depend on six basic needs. They are love, acceptance, security, independence, sense of achievement, and personal norms. While growing up, I had a …

…well with my family. We rarely argue over anything. My brother and I get along most of the time. I get along with people of the same sex just as well as people of the opposite sex. The most important thing I expect from other people is respect. I would respect them so I would want respect them in return. I think a lack of respect is a bad impression when I first meet someone.