Tainted Yellow

When a child turns eighteen and goes into the world alone, nothing is more important to them than their goals and moral values. These values are usually acquired through the teachings of their parents. Most parents also set goals and expectations for their children as well. At the age of eight, I discovered that my goals and expectations were different than those of my friends. Unlike my friends, I was raised by Asian-American parents. My …

…again. So growing up with Asian American parents has its up and its downs. I feel like I've learned a lot from living with them for seventeen years. Because of them, I know how to behavior properly and what my goals and morals are in life. I will always strive to achieve my goals because I will always remember how hard my parents pushed me to reach for my goals and to never give up.