Parents Are Not Always Right

Parents are not always right. Parents, are humans. Humans, make mistakes. Everyone makes mistakes. However, most parents THINK they're always right. Because they think that they are older and more knowledgeable, (which is true) they will never make mistakes. However, it is because that they think that they're older and more knowledgeable they make the mistakes. Often, they do not admit their mistakes or they make up excuses like "I'm testing you". There are a handful of parents in this authoratative world which do admit to their mistakes, like mine, sometimes. However, they are still not always right. Being right and thinking that you're right are two different things completely. If a parent keeps thinking he is always right, several problems will occour. If the child is powerless to the situation, or is in no postition to conduct an arguement, the child would be mistaken, resulting ina nother two possible outcomes. One, if the child is of a younger age, he will feel unjustly treated, but will let it pass. Two, if it is a teenager, he or she might hold a grudge against the parent, complicating issues. They will then be at an emotional war. If the child is in a position to relatiate, things can get out of hand. The child might end up fighting with a parent in a heated arguement, where eventually might end up in a fight, or the child leaving home. Someone might die. In conclusion, though parents are never always right, the best way to resolve things is to talk everything out nicely. A parent who just wants to have his way without reasoning anything out with their child will get nowhere. Parents never always right, and they have to accept it, to overcome communication issues.

A kid, any kid, believes that his parents are the best parents in the world. He believes that his father is the strongest man alive and his mum is the best cook the world will ever see. There is never doubt about that in the mind of a child. However, as the kid grows older and is