Now, at the age of seventeen, it's hard to talk about the past and the way I felt at the age of seven. Nevertheless, I must begin to say that as a child, all I wanted was for my parents to compromise and provide a happy life for me to live along with my older sister, but their different religious views resulted in the lack of communication in our family and financial instability. …show more content…
We would split up and begin to knock on doors. I watched my mother as she introduced herself, hand out one of the various religious magazines for them to read, and consider them to come and join us for the next assembly at our church. Being a Jehovah Witness shaped me into a disciplined and responsible individual. Likewise, I learned to be giving, respectful, patient, humble, and above all, hard working. My morals were always high and I made my mother proud. On the other hand, my father would bash my mother and our new