Evolving From My Parents: A Better Future

"Raising a child is a very difficult and dangerous job, there is no wisdom accumulated in this cause, every generation repeats the mistakes made by previous generations." - Bill Cosby. My mother told me when I grew up that I would like her. To my day, I remember seeing children saying "I want to be like my parents." When thinking about that, I would like to be like my mother. Or my alienated father. Then I will definitely say myself, no. When I was a child, I saw the behavior of my parents, the characteristics of their good and evil, how they treated me and my brothers and sisters, and the pain experienced by my father when I quit her.

My relationship with my parents, brothers and sisters is not good (because they are really my best friends), but I can not tell all my friendships. I understand that friendship is truly growing, especially for the age of 24, and most people will disappear, but I ignore my team. These are the people I care most. I am sorry for them, I think that I will do better this year. On the other hand, I built a toxic relationship for most of the year, and the final result was bruised, resentment and complete disappointment. No one can blame, but I have my own logo, but I choose not to see them. The only thing I regret is that time is wasted. I left, I understood and respected the relationship.

My generation is different. Everything is more unstable than them and constantly evolving. Most of the traditions and culture my parents have tried to inherit have long been forgotten. Still I forget, but there is one thing I have not forgotten. That is the importance of the family. If there is something that can be given to future children, my next generation is like this.

The future inevitably feels like progress, continuous development, and continuous improvement. But the future of things is not necessarily an improved version of something. The future of slavery is not a better slavery. In the future of Year of the Horse there is clearly no excellent horse riding trip. Using the same logic, the car's future may be electric, but the future of travel may not be related to cars. At least not the future we want