Parents essays

Parents essays Its eleven o clock and even though you are only five minutes away from home, you know that as soon as you walk through the door your parents will act as if you have come home 3 hours late. As you enter the front door you are greeted with the expected I can't believe you broke curfew again. It seems that you have once again found yourself incapable of making your parents happy. There are many things about most adults that bother me: How they assume they know how you feel, the way they pry into your private lives when they think you are lying, the way they think they are more capable of making decisions for you. Today most adults have forgotten what it is like to be a child. And as a result, have developed into a spitting image of how their parents were with them. I'm not sure if it is the times that have changed or if my parents do not remember what it is like to be a teenager. Teenagers are under more stress than any other age of people in the world, especially those who are seniors. I myself am a senior in high school, which by itself is a big responsibility. There are so many things that are stressful about your senior year like grades, test scores, and graduating that sometimes the little things just get put off for a while. I'm not sure why our parents get so bent out of shape when this happens. I mean come on, who can remember to clean and keep their room spotless when they are trying to decide what they want to do for the rest of their lives or where they are going to go to college. Jobs are another huge stress on me as a teenager. Teenagers are probably the most expensive things in the world. We need the latest clothes, cars, insurance, and of course food. Parents should not put the full responsibilities on their children to find a job so they can pay for all those things on their own. It is not possible for someone to perform their best in school or get their homework completed when they to work every nigh...